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    Jaad is offline Novice
    Windows Vista Access 2007
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    Feb 2010
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    too many forms open

    Hello All,

    I have a design problem with my database. I administrate apartment buildings and the current table structure that I have doesn't seem to work. (I have enclosed a snip of it)

    The current design doesn't allow me to print or to save my condition report as PDF.

    Here is what I am dealing with: I must perform a Condition Report on any suite that gets rented out.

    The information required is as follow:

    I have buildings which all have Locations(or suites). these locations all have rooms and all those rooms have component that must be evaluated and rated according to a list of codes. I must perform this report at the Move-IN and at the MoveOut stage and must include both report on the MoveOUT to show how the location was at the begining of tenancy and how it is now at the end so if there is damages it can be deducted to the security deposit.

    In my sample database that I uploaded you would login as Alain and then go to the form LocSymbioseQF and click "Location Condition Report" link on the left top corner. this will bring you to the report I need to create but can't given that my table structure isn't working.

    I have had a few suggestions on how to build my tables but find myself in a bit of a pickle at trying to merge all those together and I do not understand how I would be able to then update after I need to change a Location.



    this is a sample I am trying to establish:

    Code:
        
    
    1. tblTenant 'holds your tenants' info
    2. FIELDS
    3. PK TenantID
    4. TenantName
    5. etc... (other tenant-specific data)
    6. tblBuilding 'This holds all of the data for a specific building
    7. FIELDS
    8. PK BuildingID
    9. BuildingName
    10. BuildingAddress
    11. etc...
    12. tblSuite 'This holds all of the data for the specific suite
    13. FIELDS
    14. PK SuiteID
    15. FK BuildingID
    16. FK TenantID
    17. SuiteNumber
    18. etc...
    19. tblRoom 'a lookup table to give you all of the room names (kitchen, bathroom, etc.)
    20. FIELDS
    21. PK RoomID
    22. RoomName
    23. RoomDescription 'in case you want to provide a long description of the room
    24. tblSuiteRoom 'An Interim table to select Rooms for each Suite
    25. FIELDS
    26. PK SuiteRoomID
    27. FK SuiteID
    28. FK RoomID
    29. tblRoomComponent 'what component belongs in each room.
    30. FIELDS
    31. PK RoomComponentID
    32. FK RoomD
    33. FK ComponentID
    34. tblComponent 'The table that holds every possible component.
    35. FIELDS
    36. PK ComponentID
    37. Component
    38. ComponentDescription
    39. etc...
      1. tblWalkThru
      2. Key FIELDS TYPE
      3. PK WalkThruID AutoNumber
      4. WalkThruType Text 'Combo with In, Out, Interim as values
      5. FK SuiteID Number 'the SuiteID from the Suites table
      6. tblWalkThruItems
      7. Key FIELDS TYPE
      8. PK WalkThruItemsID AutoNumber
      9. FK WalkThruID Number 'the PK from tblWalkThru
      10. FK RoomID Number 'the PK from the Rooms Table
      11. FK ComponentID Number 'the PK from the Components table
    Sorry if any of this didn't come out right this is my first post here

    Cheers
    Last edited by Jaad; 02-22-2010 at 08:41 AM. Reason: forgot to include the attachement

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