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I have two child tables that I need to set referential integrity. I have
gone to tools, relationships, set the PK from the master to the (non PK
fileds) in each of the child tables. I open a form (using the master table)
and fill it out. I then pess a button to open another form using one of the
child tables. I am expecting to see the value of the PK field (being used
for referential integrity) to show up in the child form. It does not appear,
thus no relationships, my problem.
When I look at the actual tables, the value of the PK field in the master
table has not transfered to the record of the child table. I've checked the
fields in each of the tables, they are numbers, long integers. In the master
table it is indexed no duplicates, and it is a required field. In the child
tables it is indexed, duplicates are OK and not required.
At this point I am unable to see the forest through the trees. Thanks for the
help.
gone to tools, relationships, set the PK from the master to the (non PK
fileds) in each of the child tables. I open a form (using the master table)
and fill it out. I then pess a button to open another form using one of the
child tables. I am expecting to see the value of the PK field (being used
for referential integrity) to show up in the child form. It does not appear,
thus no relationships, my problem.
When I look at the actual tables, the value of the PK field in the master
table has not transfered to the record of the child table. I've checked the
fields in each of the tables, they are numbers, long integers. In the master
table it is indexed no duplicates, and it is a required field. In the child
tables it is indexed, duplicates are OK and not required.
At this point I am unable to see the forest through the trees. Thanks for the
help.