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Create db in openoffice

Asked by jvuz in Star / OpenOffice Database, Databases Miscellaneous, Database

I want to create a small db for keeping a history of our pc's and I want to do that using openoffice. The purpose is to get a quick look at the history of a pc, for example pc A was used by user B from date C untill date D, afterwards it was usedd by user E from date F until date G, afterwards the pc cambe back and was kept in stock, ...
The things I want to keep in the db are the following:
serial number (given by manufacturer)
inventory number (given by us)
pc-id
IP-address
MAC-address
room
port patch
port switch
user
OS
date connection
date returned
option 'in use'/stock
comment
purchase date

My problem is to have an normalisation that is appropriate. I'm guessing I'll need at least 2 tables. What do you think?

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