Understanding primary and foreign keys is critical to understanding relational database principles. You should not proceed until you gain that understanding.
Then you need to understand how form/subform arrangement works.
Understanding primary and foreign keys is critical to understanding relational database principles. You should not proceed until you gain that understanding.
Then you need to understand how form/subform arrangement works.
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Sorry about the late reply, didn't notice that the forum went on to the second page. I did browse through a few videos and links and I think I have understood how the primary and foreign keys work. However I still do not understand how setting the dates in Table D as a foreign key would allow me to populate those fields.
Form/subform arrangement. Main form bound to table A that has the primary key field. Subform bound to table B that has the foreign key field. The Master/Child Links properties of the subform container control will synchronize related records. The foreign key value is automatically populated when data entry is initiated in the subform.
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