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I have two tables and i want establish a relationship with Enforce Referential Integrity but i can't  . it out me the next error " Microsoft Access can't create this relationship and enforce refere...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 11/20/1997 Views: 0
No matter how many times I put together databases (beleive me, I've do a few) I always have problems resolving many-to-many relationships.  We all have our hangups I guess. Any way, I'm putting to...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 01/21/1998 Views: 0
I used to use VB4. When using Visdata, I could easily create one to one and one to many relationships. However, now that I am using VB5, I have found that I no longer know how to create these relat...
Zones: VB DBDate Answered: 05/19/1999 Views: 0
Hi. Working on a basic Inventory db. I've got a main Asset table that holds all common info (manufacturer name, model # etc) on assets (computers, routers, etc) and I've decided for more detailed i...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 12/15/2000 Views: 0
Hi, I am having a slight problem with a relationship which I was wondering if anybody could help out with. I have 2 files - I file holds employee details  (Employees.fp5) the other is a file ...
Zones: FileMaker ProDate Answered: 12/05/2002 Views: 0
I need to establish a relationship between 5 tables that already exist.  I need a one to many relationship.   Were can I find information on how to do this.  Do I create a query or do I use rela...
Zones: MiscDate Answered: 01/12/2003 Views: 0
Lo all! I am a newbie using Access but have to build a database with several many-to-many relationships chained. This is because the project consists of some kind of tree-shape structure. The DB m...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 01/07/2003 Views: 0
I am having difficulties in producing the required N:M (many-to-many) unary (recursive) relationships using the 'Relationships' tool in Microsoft Access 2000. Can anyone help as I am pulling my ...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 12/10/2003 Views: 12
I have this business logic to model. It has users and addresses. Right now the system only needs two addresses per user, so I created two columns in the user table to store the FK to a row in the ...
Zones: DatabasesDate Answered: 08/13/2003 Views: 0
I've made a database with several tables and the relationships all seem to be OK.  However, when I make a form that displays info from more than two of the tables nothing shows up onscreen when I t...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 09/29/2003 Views: 0