Microsoft Database table relationship question

Why is the table name so significant?

Rename the exsiting table if you feel it is necessary. Based on what we can see the fields are the same.

The new table has many additional fields.  Will renaming it still work in that case?

if you are not certain of what you are doing, Create a backup copy of your DB

in the Realationship,
create the same relationship of the tables Customers, Employees, and DocAttachments to table keystoneopportunities",
when done, delete the table Opportunities

renaming the table will break the relationship

so i rename the table "opportunity to something else, just to break the relationships it has.
then i establish those same relationships with the KeystoneOpportunities table.
I know its propbably a stupid question, but i don't know how to rename the table.
Also, to establish those same relationships with the new table, i assume that i go to the database tools tab, and then choose relationships.  But this choice is grey'd out (wont let me pick it).  Any suggestions?

you have to select Tables from the Navigation pane.. then click on the relationship icon

how did you get the image of the relationship posted above?

did you see my comment at http:#a24060307

Thanks for the post capricorn.....yes i did see your comment, and admittedly i'm struggling with this a bit.
I'm not sure why the relationship option was initially grey'd out, but i have it open now.  So i now have the same view that i posted in the image.  I see from your post that i have to break the relationships to the opportunities DB.  You say that renaming will break the relationship.  I'm having trouble figuring out how to rename.  I also seem to have added a relationship from my keystoneopportunities to the customer table, but it doesn't have the "one to many" designation (i think thats what it is).  I attached another screenshot.
DBrelationship3.gif

double click on the link (the line that connects the table) that you created to edit the relationship.

i can get there to edit this new relationship.
There are 3 choices for join type.
1.  only incl rows where joined fileds from both are equal.
2.  Incl ALL records from 'Customers' and only those records from 'Keystoneopportunities' where joined fields are equal.
3.  Include ALL records from 'Keystoneopportunities' and only those records from 'Customers' where the joined fileds are equal.

would it be the 3rd choice?

Also, can you help me rename the Opportunities table so i can break the relationships to that table?
I thought i'd be able to find a place to rename it in the properties, but can't seem to find a place to do that.

GTC-KTX,,

I don't think you are viewing the table Relationship of your database.
If i am not mistaken you are looking at a Query  designer window

OK.  I think i have all the relationships the same.  The only thing i'm not sure about is that i don't have the sideways 8 symbol (the many symbol?) on my new relationships, even though the settings appear to be the same.  I've attached another screen shot.
relationship4.gif

please read my last post..

I did readit and i checked.  It says "Relationships"  for the tab that i am on.  Also, I hit "Edit Relationships" on the design tab to establish these new links.  I then hit "creat new", and then edited the "join type"

yes, Mike is right, just checked it.

thanks guys.  appreciate the help.