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by - delegate Paul gold contributer[121 posts] (2007 Oct 9 Tue, 09:37) replyReply

How can I create a one to one relationship?

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RE: 1 - 1 relationship

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2007 Oct 9 Tue, 09:49) replyReply

Paul

A One-To-One relationship can only be created between two tables that have the same Primary key.

eg.

A Table containing Employee Details like Name, Address, Home Phone No., with the EmpID as a Primary Key.

A second table containing Salary Details like Basic Salary, Bonus, Pension, with the EmpID also as a Primary Key.

When connecting these two tables through the EmpID it creates a One-To-One relationship.

Hope this helps.

Carlos


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Access tip:

Relationship maps

It is important to create proper relationships between tables. You can use Access to help check your designs and evaluate them by printing them in graphical format to help with design purposes


Click on the Tools menu, click Relationships.
On the File menu, click Print Relationships. View or print as required

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