RE: creating a new database
- From: "accessuser via AccessMonster.com" <u28669@uwe>
- Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 05:29:17 GMT
thanks for your suggestions. but i am sorry, i dont understand what you mean
on the Course Title and Bookcost. when bringing up the employee profile, we
want to be able to view where they took class, what are their courses, cost
for each course, fees, and how much we paid. stuff like that
TblEmp is where I can create their name, we'd like to look up by their name.
if i dont link them to the courses and costs, how would we need what have
they taken and how much the company had paid???
I appreciate you taking the time to reply.
Duane Hookom wrote:
I don't care much for some of your structure. How does tblEmp relate to any
of this?
I'm sure this isn't correct but I don't understand your requirements:
TblCourseInfo
---CourseID Autonumber Primary Key
---SemesterYear <----i want to be able to sort by year and link it to the
TblCost
---EducationalInstitution
---Semester
---CourseTitle
---Grade
---NumOfCredits
TblCost
---CostID autonumber primary key
---CourseID links to tblCourseInfo.CourseID
---CostType
---CostAssistance
---Fees
I would not store derived values and you should not store data values
"Course" and "Books" in field names.
hi, i am starting to create my second database but i am stuck with the[quoted text clipped - 56 lines]
"relationship" joints and primary keys. I never used relationship before. I
Thank you so much!!!!
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