Can the primary key in access be used in numerous tables?
D Douglas J. Steele Nov 13, 2007 #2 I'm sorry: your question really doesn't make any sense. There isn't a single "primary key" in Access that you'd share. Each table should have its own primary key.
I'm sorry: your question really doesn't make any sense. There isn't a single "primary key" in Access that you'd share. Each table should have its own primary key.
M mcnews Nov 13, 2007 #3 Can the primary key in access be used in numerous tables? Click to expand... all of your tables could have the same column name and it could be used as a primary key in each of those tables - if it makes sense to do so. typically you'd have a primary key that foreign key relationship with other tables.
Can the primary key in access be used in numerous tables? Click to expand... all of your tables could have the same column name and it could be used as a primary key in each of those tables - if it makes sense to do so. typically you'd have a primary key that foreign key relationship with other tables.
