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    Add multiple time entries into record

    Hello, Happy New Year to you all

    I have created a wee database for security officers to fill out incident reports. But I'm stuck at where the meat of the incident gets entered. Each event needs to be added with corresponding time eg
    10:00hrs male climbed over fence
    10:05hrs sharks with frickin laser beams deployed


    10:10hrs body parts cleaned up.
    What's the best way to get this info and store it? Thank in advance, Ray

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    Have you set up the tables yet.

    Is each report (you gave three) linked to one incident? Or are all the "incidents" logged and treated as separate events.

    To clarify once the male climbed over fence has been entered, do you want deployed sharks etc linked to this. So that you can see how the initial event was dealt with.


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    hi Andy,

    Yeah man, i have a table set up and there is fields for Officer Name, Date, Incident Details etc - Yeah, each entry would be linked to the same incident - yeah, all time entries would be linked to the unique (Key) Incident Report Number and see how the event was dealt with man.

    thanks m8

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    Add multiple time entries into record

    I'd use something like

    Tbl1officer

    Officerid (autonumber)
    First name
    Surname
    Etc


    Tbl2incident
    IncidentId (primary)
    OfficerId (FK Linked to tbl1)
    Initial date
    Incidentdescription

    Tbl3

    Idfollowup pk
    IncidentId fk linked to tbl2
    Followupdetails


    So tbl1 is only officer details

    Tbl2 is incident details (man climbed over fence)

    Tbl3 is follow up incidents (sharks deployed, body parts cleared up)

    Main form would hold officer and initial incident details

    Sub form to show follow up details

    You might wanna hold back until you get ideas from others as database set up isn't my speciality.





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    Hi m8,

    Cool, thanks man - thats an idea i hadn't thought of - will have a play about and see where that takes me - cheers dude - \m/ >..< \m/

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    Happy to help


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