Editing Record issues in Access / SQL (Write Conflict)

Question

a problem has come up after a SQL DB I used was migrated to a new server. Now when trying to edit a record in Access (form or table), it says: WRITE CONFLICT: This re

Answer 1

This is a bug with Microsoft

To work around this problem, use one of the following methods:

• Update the form that is based on the multi-table view On the first occurrence of the error message that is mentioned in the "Symptoms" section, you must click either Copy to Clipboard or Drop Changes in the Write Conflict dialog box. To avoid the repeated occurrence of the error message that is mentioned in the "Symptoms"
  section, you must update the recordset in the form before you edit
  the same record again. Notes To update the form in Access 2003 or in Access 2002, click Refresh on the Records menu. To update the form in Access 2007, click Refresh All in the Records group on the Home tab.

• Use a main form with a linked subform To avoid the repeated occurrence of the error message that is mentioned in the "Symptoms" section, you can use a main form with a
  linked subform to enter data in the related tables. You can enter
  records in both tables from one location without using a form that is based on the multi-table view. To create a main form with a linked subform, follow these steps:

  Create a new form that is based on the related (child) table that is used in the multi-table view. Include the required fields on the form. Save the form, and then close the form. Create a new form that is based on the primary table that is used in the multi-table view. Include the required fields on the
  form. In the Database window, add the form that you saved in step 2 to the main form.

  This creates a subform. Set the Link Child Fields property and the Link Master Fields property of the subform to the name of the field or fields that are
  used to link the tables.

Methods from work around taken from microsoft support