VictoriaJones
Technical User
Help!!
I need to denormalise a new table in order to match it to a table from an old database, in order to validate the new data.
I currently have a list of "function id's" associated with both a series of "Products" (up to 3) and "Risks" (up to 4, plus a descriptor of "OTHER" choice), The choices of Products and Risks are from a drop down box which have been entered directly from the form, (except the "other" option which is from a text box).
In the old database, the products and risks were stored in different fields, such as Product 1, Product 2 and Product 3, and the same for the Risk Categories, within the same table. However in the new db they are all stored in one field "Product Category" and "Risk Category", in different tables, with their associated Function ID - thus creating multiple rows/records in the query/recordset.
So the question is - how can I get the new data separated out into 3 fields, or 4 for the Risk Data, from the esisting 1.
I hope this makes sense, and any help offered would be gratefully received!!;-)
I need to denormalise a new table in order to match it to a table from an old database, in order to validate the new data.
I currently have a list of "function id's" associated with both a series of "Products" (up to 3) and "Risks" (up to 4, plus a descriptor of "OTHER" choice), The choices of Products and Risks are from a drop down box which have been entered directly from the form, (except the "other" option which is from a text box).
In the old database, the products and risks were stored in different fields, such as Product 1, Product 2 and Product 3, and the same for the Risk Categories, within the same table. However in the new db they are all stored in one field "Product Category" and "Risk Category", in different tables, with their associated Function ID - thus creating multiple rows/records in the query/recordset.
So the question is - how can I get the new data separated out into 3 fields, or 4 for the Risk Data, from the esisting 1.
I hope this makes sense, and any help offered would be gratefully received!!;-)