jack_attridge
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Hi guys,
I am creating an engine database that contains several tables: Engine, Emissions Control (A), Emissions Control (T), System, Pump, Rail, Injector, ECU. I need this many tables as the amount of fields is too large for them to fit in one table.
Each engine (data entry row) is specifically linked to each table row entry and so the 'Engine ID No' (the primary key for Engine table) needs to be in each table for the corresponding data entries. For example, Engine ID No 1 (autonumber) should correspond to Engine ID No 1 in the other tables because the first engine data entered in the engine table needs to relate to the first line of injector data etc.
I have set up foreign keys and implemented the combobox table/query process of selection so I can select the Engine ID No's from the engine table list, however I would really like for it to automatically fill the engine ID No with the correct no for each data entry, eliminating any room for error. Is this possible? If so, how would I go about doing it?
Thank you for any help
I am creating an engine database that contains several tables: Engine, Emissions Control (A), Emissions Control (T), System, Pump, Rail, Injector, ECU. I need this many tables as the amount of fields is too large for them to fit in one table.
Each engine (data entry row) is specifically linked to each table row entry and so the 'Engine ID No' (the primary key for Engine table) needs to be in each table for the corresponding data entries. For example, Engine ID No 1 (autonumber) should correspond to Engine ID No 1 in the other tables because the first engine data entered in the engine table needs to relate to the first line of injector data etc.
I have set up foreign keys and implemented the combobox table/query process of selection so I can select the Engine ID No's from the engine table list, however I would really like for it to automatically fill the engine ID No with the correct no for each data entry, eliminating any room for error. Is this possible? If so, how would I go about doing it?
Thank you for any help