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February 8th, 2008, 06:10 PM
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Tables Normalized?
I have three tables, one for vendor ID, another for centerID (which
identifies country business cost location) and one for invoice information identfying description,costs ,location id and code used for invoice. All tables work well and have refrential integrity including forms and reports that works great.This invoicing DB does not have problems but should there be more tables??? 
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February 8th, 2008, 06:17 PM
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Tables Normalized?
If you have standard items that normally appear on an invoice, you should
have at least one table for those. "acss" wrote in message ... I have three tables, one for vendor ID, another for centerID (which identifies country business cost location) and one for invoice information identfying description,costs ,location id and code used for invoice. All tables work well and have refrential integrity including forms and reports that works great.This invoicing DB does not have problems but should there be more tables???
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