Ok, here's my problem:
I have a many-to-many relationship set up like this:
tblPersonnel:
IDPersonnel
LName
Fname
tblVacancies:
IDVacancy
VacancyNumber
JobTitle
tblCompilation:
IDCompilation
IDPersonnel (Foreign Key)
IDVacancy (Foreign Key)
Hired Y/N
Next, I have a form that displays the Vacancies, with a subform of Personnel. All this works fantastic, until I try to assign a person to a new job vacancy.
Example: Job1: Suzie and Jack apply. This works fine, I can go into personnel tables and see that they have applied to this job, and I can go into the Job form, and see those two applicants.
BUT: Job2: If I want to show that Suzie ALSO applied to this one, this is where I get stuck. If I input her again, my table just makes a new one with a new ID.
I want to somehow be able to check for persons that already exist, or only be able to assign people to jobs that already exist. I just don't know how to go about beginning this.
I have a many-to-many relationship set up like this:
tblPersonnel:
IDPersonnel
LName
Fname
tblVacancies:
IDVacancy
VacancyNumber
JobTitle
tblCompilation:
IDCompilation
IDPersonnel (Foreign Key)
IDVacancy (Foreign Key)
Hired Y/N
Next, I have a form that displays the Vacancies, with a subform of Personnel. All this works fantastic, until I try to assign a person to a new job vacancy.
Example: Job1: Suzie and Jack apply. This works fine, I can go into personnel tables and see that they have applied to this job, and I can go into the Job form, and see those two applicants.
BUT: Job2: If I want to show that Suzie ALSO applied to this one, this is where I get stuck. If I input her again, my table just makes a new one with a new ID.
I want to somehow be able to check for persons that already exist, or only be able to assign people to jobs that already exist. I just don't know how to go about beginning this.