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Old March 6th, 2007, 05:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
Jeff Boyce
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I'm not there ... I can't see the two tables.

And you'll need to describe what YOU mean by "compare it to the data entry
table"...

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Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP

"131313 via AccessMonster.com" u32128@uwe wrote in message
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Now that I set up the table this way, how can I compare it to the data
entry
table which is the table that is entered weekly with associate training
codes.
There are numerous associate training records in the data base. That table
includes the lab code for each of the labs they have taken.

131313 wrote:
Ok,
Here is what the new table looks like:

LAB Code LAB Name Certificate Code Certificate Name
FMS0001 FMS Week One TDP0500 Snesor & Actuator Fault TS
FMS0002 FMS Week Two TDP0600 DeviceNet & SCADA TS
FMS0003 FMS Week Three TDP0700 Process Control
FMS0004 FMS Week Four TDP0800 Integrated Systems Fault TS
TEC1500 Mechanical Lab One TDP0110 Fundamentals
TEC1501 Mechanical Lab Two TDP0200 Advanced Electrical & Mechanical
TEC1502 Mechanical Lab Three TDP0200 Advanced Electrical & Mechanical
TEC1503 Mechanical Lab Four TDP0200 Advanced Electrical & Mechanical
TEC2110 Electrical Lab One TDP0100 Fundamentals
TEC2111 Electrical Lab Two TDP0100 Fundamentals

Now I all the information in this table. As you can see, the course codes
that are needed for the certificate have the same certificate code, is
this
correct?

Thanks

Please re-read my response. I suggested adding a table (as does Dorian)
that holds the valid Certificate-Course combinations.

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