Re: Linking 4 child tables to 1 Parent table



Jeff,

Thanks for responding.

The reason the 3 tables are related is because the child table may or
may not have data entered into them (and there are several fields). The
ratio is about 50/50..

I've separated out the memo fields into a table as I've experience
corruption in the past and if there is corruption, they've only lost
the comments. Many records do not have comments.

I have a payable table with quite a few fields that again, may or may
not be populated.

I have another table that is a one-to-many (Parent/Child). This
obviously must remain separate.

Re: your last statement, this I am aware of.

So is it best to include the separated tables into my main table?
Lastly, I still need to link several child tables to the parent and
right now they are linked to the key field of the parent, so some
queries are not updateable.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Lar

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