[mso] Access 97 - Two tables
- From: LarrysPCRemedies@xxxxxxx
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:52:57 -0500
I have an Access 97 database with two tables in it.
One table named CUSTOMER has an Autonumber type column named ID, the other
columns in the table are the usual stuff (name, address, phone number, etc).
The other table named COMMISSION, has a number type column named CustomerID
that is used to identify the record in the CUSTOMER table it belongs to based
on CUSTOMER.ID
Each record in CUSTOMER may have none, one or more records in COMMISSION.
I want to build a FORM which displays the customer information from the
CUSTOMER table, with a button in it that when clicked, will display any
corresponding records in the COMMISSION table, with the ability to manage them
(e.g., ADD/UPDATE/DELETE) while maintaining their unique relationship to the
specific CUSTOMER record.
I would expect that this is pretty standard stuff, and I think I could probably
do this with an ASP page, but the table resides on a standalone Win98 machine.
I can't figure it out in this environment.
Larry
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