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    NewOrder is offline Novice
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    Question Access 2007 question?

    is it possible..



    i joined a relationship between a few tables.
    i put in my main table a key on the membershipID and then connected that field with the fields in each table (each field was named membership)

    now when i go to view the date in the view, all the data under the column membership in each table is empty...

    is it okay to leave it empty or is it incorrect

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    Something is wrong. You should also name the MembershipID field the same in each table to eliminate confusion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RuralGuy View Post
    Something is wrong. You should also name the MembershipID field the same in each table to eliminate confusion.





    above main table, below simple table


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    Sorry but that is not very helpful for me. Do you have Referential Integrity enforced on all of your relationships?

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