[mso] Database Integrity

Hello,

I have a question concerning Database Integrity.  I hope this is an
applicable topic.  If not please advise.

I am creating a database of Vehicles/Activities/MilesDriven/FuelUsed for our
local school system.  I need to be able to track which vehicle goes on what
activity and track the amount of miles being racked up on the vehicles.

Now that is not a big deal BUT when the school purchases a NEW vehicle they
replace an old vehicle giving it the same number.  How can I protect the
data integrity (i.e., relationship between vehicles/milesdriven/activity)
but use the SAME NUMBER to identify a different vehicle?

I am not very proficient with databases so am taking this very slowly as to
hopefully not muck it up to much.

Thanks very much for any advice/responses you may offer.

Best regards,

Carol Parent
info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.carolparent.net

I finally got it all together...
I just wish I could remember where I set it down.

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Peter,

Good to see another Access person here.

James

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From: Peter Chiavaro [mailto:kp@xxxxxxxx]
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Hello Fellow Office Dweebs,

This is my first post. (Hi Linda, Hi Dian).

I am proficient with MS Access. I don't write code, but I can do
just about everything else. Perhaps I can answer some of the basic
MS Access questions / problems.

More Later.

Peter C.
Equine Cooling Technician
Alex Campbell Racing Stables
Payson Park
Indiantown, FL



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