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What is the relationship type? Direction, one to one, one to many, many to many?<br />
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Do you have the database design ?<br />
You can have a reference relationship .........<br />
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Without the specifics, it is merely a guess on my part.
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Hi,<br />
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Thanks for helping me.<br />
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All I am looking for is why the:<br />
Parent: tblparent<br />
Child: tblchild<br />
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is indicated on some of the relationships, yet not on others?<br />
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and how to fix this.<br />
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There must be a way to turn both on.<br />
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Please help and thanks
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Thank you this is what I am looking for...
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Hi &nbsp;Experts,<br />
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I have several Tables that I have drawn and am currently drawing the relationships between table(s).<br />
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I have noticed that some of the connectors have Parent/Child relationships like:<br />
Parent: TblParent and Child: TblChild<br />
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And other(s) have:<br />
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Parent: TblParent and Child: &quot;Nothing&quot;<br />
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Or:<br />
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Parent: &quot;Nothing&quot; and Child: &quot;Nothing&quot;<br />
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Or:<br />
Parent &quot;Nothing&quot; and Child: TblChild<br />
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What determines this?<br />
I am missing something?<br />
I am not doing something correct?<br />
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I want them all to be:<br />
Parent: TblParent and Child: TblChild<br />
<br />
<br />
Please help and Thanks....
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Hi  Experts,

I have several Tables that I have drawn and am currently drawing the relationships between table(s).

I have noticed that some of the connectors have Parent/Child relationships like:
Parent: TblParent and Child: TblChild

And other(s) have:

Parent: TblParent and Child: "Nothing"

Or:

Parent: "Nothing" and Child: "Nothing"

Or:
Parent "Nothing" and Child: TblChild

What determines this?
I am missing something?
I am not doing something correct?

I want them all to be:
Parent: TblParent and Child: TblChild


Please help and Thanks....

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