MS Access Table converted to SharePoint list - don't need autonum ID field

Question

Realizing that I can work with linked tables pretty effortlessly, I'm converting one table from MS access to a SharePoint list with the intention of using my MS Access form and database no differently than my current convention. Table name is tbl_061305 and the MS Access form is called frmSLIR with many related tables that I will also be converting to SharePoint lists. I do many operations using vba on my table. One of those is to temporarily work on only one record in a local carbon copy of the table. So, in this case, the SharePoint list will need to have a carbon copy of tbl_061305 called tbl_061305_TEMP

I am aware that SharePoint creates extra fields like Title, Compliance, etc. But I'm not so sure how I should go about my temp table convention. Do I create the same extra fields that SharePoint creates? Do I simply hide them in SharePoint? One field in particular that I do not want to use is the AutoNum ID field that SharePoint creates. I guess I'm fine with that as long as I know MS Access won't require me to adhere to respecting the ID field because I have my own primary key which is generated via code.

Doing a simple test of adding a record with my form, I am confronted with MS Access not knowing what a particular field is. Looking at the error message, it refers to one of the fields that SharePoint adds. So I figured I would add all of the fields to my Temp table that SharePoint adds. But this hasn't fixed the problem. That was just one way I thought of correcting the problem. I haven't yet addressed different ways to fix this.

Please suggest what to be aware of in this SharePoint MS Access integration, going forward.