sql database design

[kocherlakotapavan]

i had designed a front end for marking attendence by simply clicking
comboboxes for 52 students. i require a report in following format and
the design of the tables for this students.
The format is:
student no student name subject1 subject 2 ....
so kindly give me the database design and the tables and also the
query to update the database automatically when i click the submit
button in multiple rows.

 

[Larry Daugherty]

What you have requested is service that usually comes attached to a
fee. That isn't what we do here. These Access newsgroups are for
volunteer Access developers help other Access developers at all levels
to solve a *single technical issue per thresd*. It is not for us to
do your work for you and present you with free programming and a free
solution.

For help at the level you seek, you might seek the paid help of a
consultant.

If you intend to develop your application yourself, post when you have
a technical issue to resolve. In your post, explain what you are
trying to do and the technical issue at hand.

HTH and Good Luck with your project.

 

[John W. Vinson]

i had designed a front end for marking attendence by simply clicking
comboboxes for 52 students. i require a report in following format and
the design of the tables for this students.
The format is:
student no student name subject1 subject 2 ....
so kindly give me the database design and the tables and also the
query to update the database automatically when i click the submit
button in multiple rows.

If you have one field per subject *your database design is WRONG*.

Your request is also pretty demanding; as Larry says, these newsgroups are
free, and staffed by unpaid volunteers, donating time to help you get over
technical hurdles. We'll be glad to give you pointers, but redesigning your
entire database and giving you all of the details would be a lot more than you
should expect. Perhaps we're misunderstanding the nature of your request!

If this response isn't satisfactory we'll be glad to refund the fee you paid
to get it.

 

[Larry Daugherty]

Dang!

I forgot the refund offer. Here comes another customer relations
demerit.

 

[John W. Vinson]

Dang!

I forgot the refund offer. Here comes another customer relations
demerit.

Well the bad news is that the refund comes out of YOUR paycheck!