I've managed to back myself into a corner with my table structure. Initially I really didn't need relationships but I find myself wishing I had set them earlier. (Probably an amateur mistake, but good thing I'm an amateur!)
I have several tables that log specific information about different tasks during a flight. Each record for each table is uniquely identified by the flight number, however I just set the primary key as an autonumber.
So in reality, there can be only one record, for each table, with a unique flight number.
I want to set my relationships so that I can see which tables have a record with the same flight number.
A visual example:
Tables: Takeoffstuff LandingStuff Inflightstuff
Records: 19923 19923 19923
19924 19924 19924
19925 19925 19925
The Query: Which tables have records for flight # 11924
The Result: Takeoffstuff, landingstuff, inflightstuff
Thanks for any assistance as usual!
I have several tables that log specific information about different tasks during a flight. Each record for each table is uniquely identified by the flight number, however I just set the primary key as an autonumber.
So in reality, there can be only one record, for each table, with a unique flight number.
I want to set my relationships so that I can see which tables have a record with the same flight number.
A visual example:
Tables: Takeoffstuff LandingStuff Inflightstuff
Records: 19923 19923 19923
19924 19924 19924
19925 19925 19925
The Query: Which tables have records for flight # 11924
The Result: Takeoffstuff, landingstuff, inflightstuff
Thanks for any assistance as usual!