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Old December 12th, 2009, 11:45 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Scott_Brasted via AccessMonster.com
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Default relationships of 3 tables

Greeings,

I am creating a db to track who serves what function in what Sunday at church.
So I think I need 3 tables.
1. people who serve
2. functions they serve
3. dates they serve

Many people can serve many dates and many people can serve many functions on
many dates.

So do I have the three tables and then a join table for people/dates and a
join table for people/function and a join table for dates and functions? And
how do I structure them. I am thinking:
tblPeople
peopleID pk
name

tblFunction
functionID pk
functionName

tblDate
dateID pk
serviceDate

tblJoinPeopleDates
peopleID pk
dateID pk

tblJoinPeopleFunction
peopleID pk
functionID pk

tblJoinFunctionDate
functionID pk
dateID pk

If this structure works, what does the relationship window look like? This is
the first time I have tried anything like this.

Thanks,
Scott

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