Re: Asking for help on breaking down table to smaller tables
- From: Silence2150 <Silence2150.2mdo64@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:05:44 -0600
Hello,
I have a database with the same problem. It contains one primary table
with a whole 121 fields. I know that is way too many. Most of them
could
be broken down into their own seperate tables, which is what I want to
do.
Unfortunately, the Table Analyzer in Access does not accomplish what I
need
because it generates a new Primary key for each new table and limits
each
new table to only 15 fields. Some of the new tables need up to 25
fields,
and each record in the new table will relate to its own unique record
in the
original table, so I want the same primary key for each new table
linked
through the table relationships with referential integrity enabled.
I have looked at the websites provided in the previous posts and
unfortunately what I need is a tutorial on how this normalization
can be done in Access, not a lesson on the concept. Short of copying
the data manually into new tables, I can't think of anything that
wouldn't result in data loss.
--
Silence2150
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