Fixing a D ID in TISS28.accdb
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Instructions
- In the navigation panel on the left, filter for queries by entering fixer
- should give you queries D_ID_fixer_form and D_ID_fixer_Item
- right-click the first query, and open in design view"
- edit the "criteria" to the wrong value
- edit the "Update to" to the correct value
- run the query by clicking on the Design menu and then clicking the "!" Run button
- close the query
- repeat for the second query
old methods
Quick way
- open L_Tiss-form
- do a Ctrl H
- enter the wrong DI_D into "Find what" line
- copy and past wrong DI_D into the "replace with" field and CORRECT it
- hit the "replace all button
- do the same in the L_Tiss-Item
Long way
- If the error is a wrong location, serial or date mismatch on the TISS form, delete the TISS from the TISS28 Data.mdb.
- go to: L_Tiss-form . Double click to open.
- Go to the D_ID column, RIGHT click, text filter, enter the D_ID you are looking for (e.g. HSC_SICa_1607) . Press OK.
- make sure you know the scanned batch number,
- delete the row (or rows if more than one form in the batch has the same wrong site, loc, serial). To delete, highlight the row (rows), right click, delete. A window pop up that says you are about to delete one record, press YES.
- IMPORTANT: After you press YES, you will get another window that asks: Do you want to save changes to the design of the table L_Tiss-form? Press NO.
- Now go to: L_Tiss-Item, Double click to open.
- Go to the D_ID column, RIGHT click, text filter, enter the D_ID you are looking for (e.g. HSC_SICa_1607) . Press OK.
- delete the rows. To delete, highlight the row (rows), right click, delete. A window pop up that says you are about to delete e.g. 10 records, press YES.
- IMPORTANT: After you press YES, you will get another window that asks: Do you want to save changes to the design of the table L_Tiss-form? Press NO.
- you are now ready to RESCAN the form, with a NEW Batch number.
- go to: L_Tiss-form . Double click to open.
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