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    cottoman is offline Novice
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    Multiple Qualificaions with expiry

    We work in 7 states I want to build a skills database so i can search for particular skills, sometimes excluding people based on home state for travel reasons..



    i am editing a free student template

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    pdebaets is offline Competent Performer
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    My advice would be to start with a People table (primary key PersonID), a Skills (primary key SkillID) table and a PersonSkills Table that links the two (contains PersonID and SkillID).

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    cottoman is offline Novice
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    thanks

    I appreciate your advice, .. i am actaully a fair hand at excel and PC generally but have no access experience... the people and skills tables yopu mention are they available in a template form or is it something i will build from scratch?

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    pdebaets is offline Competent Performer
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    I don't know of a template that has these tables. You will likely have to build it from scratch.

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    There is a free data model here that may be a starting point. You may want to exclude parts - depending on your needs.
    http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_...king/index.htm

    The key will be to get your data structures( tables and relationships) correct so they match your requirements.

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