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    CJ_London is online now VIP
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    good luck...

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    kiranair is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Is it a good idea to keep all the Genproc, ProcessStep, Parameter_Value, Parameter_Quotient in a single table and link it to tblTechno (compromising redundancy)??
    Bcz all 4 are dependent on each other as shown below (In Figure ID is a primary key)
    as i have already have it as Dependent combo boxes .

    If yes, how should I link it to tblTechno
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    kiranair is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Can I expect some solution?

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    sorry, did not receive a notification.

    Looks like that is a good idea, but no need to compromise redundancy

    In the techno table, remove the same fields, and replace with a single FK field back to this table

    tblTechno
    TechnoPK autonumber
    newtableFK long
    AssumptionFK - long link back to tblAssumptions and bound to
    AdjustmentValue - double - this is the number from your 'has to be multiplied or divided with some number'
    ParameterLegend - text - don't know where this fits in
    sure there is more

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    ok i ll try

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