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Database design 101

Asked by napsternova in dBase, Microsoft ADP, Access Forms

Tags: Microsoft Access 2007 Access DB

This I am sure is basic but I am having a hard time visualizing it. I have a Database for Tenants. Included is tblTenant, tblState, tblDeveloper and a couple others. Now I have hit a wall because I am trying to create a cascading combo selection using two combo boxes and I have realized I probablely didn't design this correctly. Now, I have many tenants, many that have the same name, these tenants with the same name can be in different states and many of the same named tenants can be in the same state, There are also many different uses. each tenant can have the same or different developer. So what is the correct way to break out this info? Should I have a tenant table with ID, TenantName, use type table with ID, UseName, TenantID, and a developer table with ID, DeveloperName and a tenant info table with ID, TenantID, DeveloperID? The developer can develop many different tenants in many states as well. I am confusing myself, please help.
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Database design 101

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Tags: Microsoft Access 2007 Access DB

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