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Thu 17 Jul 2008, 16:52Delegate Amie said...
Amie has attended:
Access Introduction course
Access Intermediate course
Access Advanced course
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Can you have 2 bits of the same information repeated throughout the tables?
Thu 24 Jul 2008, 14:48Trainer Rajeev said...
RE: Information -
Dear Amy
Thank you for attending Access Introduction course. I hope you enjoyed the course and are finding the topics covered during the training useful.
I am not very clear about the question . Can I please request you to provide me an example so I can answer your query more effectively.
I would like to mention two things and may be that may answer your query.
You can use the shortcut key CTRL+
Thu 24 Jul 2008, 15:48Delegate Amie said...
RE: Information -
Hello again! Thankyou for that however the example is If you have 1 table with say name, address,tel number, company if it is repeated anywhere else in another table it should be assigned a number or foreign key??rather than having the same info repeated elsewhere?
Hope this makes sense
Thanks Amie
Thu 24 Jul 2008, 16:22Delegate Amie said...
RE: Information -
Hi also have another query(lol)
this is what comes up when try and open the database I have createdd
!Warning...Unsafe expressions are not blocked..
If I say yes open anyway it wont let me open the database...
Answers on a postcard please
Kind Regards
Amie
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