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hi, i am starting to create my second database but i am stuck with the
"relationship" joints and primary keys. I never used relationship before. I
appreciate for some guidelines in the relationship joint areas. This new
database is for storing Tuition Reimbursement information. I want to have a
subform within a form. I tried to make the table relationship joints work
for the past two days and still have no luck even with 3 books and
researching online.
In the tables, i want to be able to open up the master table with their names,
subsheets with course information, and the third subsheets with cost
information.
As for the Forms, I want to see pretty much the same thing as the table, with
their names on the top of the form, and then have a subform with their course
and cost information.
The fields name will be:
TblEmp
---EmpID
---FirstName
---LastName
---Degree Working Toward
TblCourseInfo
---SemesterYear <---------------------i want to be able to sort by year
and link it to the TblCost
---Educational Institution
---Semester
---Course Title
---Grade
---# of Credits
TblCost
---Course Cost
---Course Assistance
---Course Cost Difference
---Book Cost
---Book Assistance
---Book Cost Difference
---Fees
---Total Course and Book Cost
---Total Company Assistance
The TblCourse and Tblcost, which one should i set for primary key? They dont
look like something that i can set for primary key, they dont have OrderId or
anything unique in them.
What types of joint should I use, there are three options, and I really still
have no clue after reading 3 books, online research and staying up late. Do
I still need to link them in Queries?? Should I create form with Queries
jointed, or use jointed tables?
In the form, I would want to be able to add course and cost into it later on
when they sign up for new courses. but sometimes i got the error msg says
that I can't add because of index or primary key or something like that. So
now i want to start from zero with correct relationship joints.
Please help me to sort out this problem.
Thank you so much!!!!
"relationship" joints and primary keys. I never used relationship before. I
appreciate for some guidelines in the relationship joint areas. This new
database is for storing Tuition Reimbursement information. I want to have a
subform within a form. I tried to make the table relationship joints work
for the past two days and still have no luck even with 3 books and
researching online.
In the tables, i want to be able to open up the master table with their names,
subsheets with course information, and the third subsheets with cost
information.
As for the Forms, I want to see pretty much the same thing as the table, with
their names on the top of the form, and then have a subform with their course
and cost information.
The fields name will be:
TblEmp
---EmpID
---FirstName
---LastName
---Degree Working Toward
TblCourseInfo
---SemesterYear <---------------------i want to be able to sort by year
and link it to the TblCost
---Educational Institution
---Semester
---Course Title
---Grade
---# of Credits
TblCost
---Course Cost
---Course Assistance
---Course Cost Difference
---Book Cost
---Book Assistance
---Book Cost Difference
---Fees
---Total Course and Book Cost
---Total Company Assistance
The TblCourse and Tblcost, which one should i set for primary key? They dont
look like something that i can set for primary key, they dont have OrderId or
anything unique in them.
What types of joint should I use, there are three options, and I really still
have no clue after reading 3 books, online research and staying up late. Do
I still need to link them in Queries?? Should I create form with Queries
jointed, or use jointed tables?
In the form, I would want to be able to add course and cost into it later on
when they sign up for new courses. but sometimes i got the error msg says
that I can't add because of index or primary key or something like that. So
now i want to start from zero with correct relationship joints.
Please help me to sort out this problem.
Thank you so much!!!!