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[QODBC-Desktop] Troubleshooting - This record has been changed by another user since you started editing it.
Posted by Jack - QODBC Support on 19 January 2016 10:27 AM

Troubleshooting - Another user has changed this record since you started editing it.

Problem Description:

I used the QuickBooks Pro 2015 trial version and purchased QODBC's latest version.

I have an Access database with linked QB tables. I also have Access tables, some of which parallel the QB tables (for testing).

One of these tables is the Customer table. If I use the Access local version of the Customer table, I can edit records and move to the following form, and data is saved.

If I use the QODBC linked Customer table, the edited value appears in the field, but when I leave and return to the record, the pre-edit value appears. If I re-edit the record and move to the next record, I always get an error message that another user opens the record, and the pre-edit value appears.

In both cases, the same form is used. Only the queried table fields change; therefore, I know this is either a QB or QODBC generated the problem.

If I open the linked Customer table in the datasheet view and edit a record and move to the next record, the same happens – the edit is not saved, and the record value does not change when I move to the following form.

I am the only user as I am developing an interface with QB using QODBC and QB, and my Access program only resides on my PC.

How do I get QB or QODBC to save my edits to the record and stop returning the error message that 'the record is used by another user and cannot be preserved?

Solution:

Please ensure that the record is not used from the QuickBooks UI in edit mode or that any other user is modifying the same. You can open QuickBooks in a single-user way & try to alter the record. Before changing the record, make sure that the record is not open from QuickBooks UI.

The MS Access table will require a refresh if updated records are not showing up. So please close MS Access linked table & reopen it again. You will get updated records.

If the above steps do not resolve the issue, try to create a new MS Access database file & link table and try to edit record and share the outcome. 

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