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Access primary key
Thanks for the response Ponderworks. The certified members or non-members can have more than 1 certification. So it should be a one-to-many. The members have a member id. The certified members are only identified by their names and addresses. SS #'s are not required, so I can't even use that...- fluidpowerchicky
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- Forum: -Project Management general discussion
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Access primary key
I need a suggestion on the best primary key to use. Here is the situation: I work for a company that has a membership base and a certification base. People can be mixed from either database. Members can be certified but certified people don't have to be members. The issue is that we are...- fluidpowerchicky
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Autonumber as a primary key
I am so totally stuck. Using autonumber as a primary key how do I create a relation to other tables? Do I make a field with type "Number" and an integer and just assume that the number will have to be typed? X-)- fluidpowerchicky
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