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Barry Moses
I would greatly appreciate assistance to this question.
Intended result: Either list a member and all his practice sessions or list
a practice session and all the members that went to it. (I actually have
similar scenarios with 'training' and 'incidents'...like the practice table)
Tables:
Members
Practice
and a
"Junction Table"
I have the primary keys of Members and Practice in the Junction table. I
have the primary keys of those two tables in the Junction table set as
primary keys in that table.
How do I relate this information for display? Is the actual data added to
Members and Practice tables? What fields need to be in each?
Example:
I add members (with MemberID) to Members table.
I add practice sessions (with PracticeID) to Practice table.
I add those two Primary keys to the Junction table.
I create one to many relationships.
How do I connect a Member with Practice(s) and a Practice with Members.
Please advise (should be an easy one for you gurus!)...
Intended result: Either list a member and all his practice sessions or list
a practice session and all the members that went to it. (I actually have
similar scenarios with 'training' and 'incidents'...like the practice table)
Tables:
Members
Practice
and a
"Junction Table"
I have the primary keys of Members and Practice in the Junction table. I
have the primary keys of those two tables in the Junction table set as
primary keys in that table.
How do I relate this information for display? Is the actual data added to
Members and Practice tables? What fields need to be in each?
Example:
I add members (with MemberID) to Members table.
I add practice sessions (with PracticeID) to Practice table.
I add those two Primary keys to the Junction table.
I create one to many relationships.
How do I connect a Member with Practice(s) and a Practice with Members.
Please advise (should be an easy one for you gurus!)...
