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04.17.2008 at 12:57PM PDT, ID: 23332338
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One to One Relationships

Asked by rmitchell76 in MS SQL Server

Tags: SQL Server 2005

I have a db that has a main table [tblClients] and three large tables [tblScreenings] [tblIntakes] [tblMedical]. tblClients has a one to many relationship to each of the other three tables. Each client can be admitted more than once, so I have one Client and many Screening, Intake and medical records. My question is how can I relate the Screening Intake and Medical tables so that they are tied together for each instance of treatmen.... i.e.,Each client can have multiple screenings, but each screening can have only one intake and medical record. Should I create a one-to-one relationship between these tables?Start Free Trial
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