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    Question Simplifying a large transaction table

    In essence, the structure would be something like Main table transactionID - PK transDate transRef customerID salesRepID invoiceID tblCustomer Customer Reference - PK Customer Name Customer Address Customer Phone tblSalesRep Sales Rep ID - PK Sales area Sales Rep Forename Sales Rep...
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    Question Simplifying a large transaction table

    Hi there, It's been many years since I first created a database from scratch so I was looking for a quick refresher. I have one large transaction table with the following fields: Transaction Date Sales invoice number Transaction Details Product Type Customer Reference Customer Name Customer...
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    Entities, Attributes and Primary Keys

    Ok thanks. I have attempted this simpler example here - maybe I've started with too hard a problem without having a basic grounding in the theory! Question A hospital requires a database to store admission information about patients. On arrival, each patient’s personal details (name, address...
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    Entities, Attributes and Primary Keys

    Thanks for all the detailed responses. So here's my attempt at the original question Entities with attributes 1) Building - Building ID, Building Name 2) Meals - Meal ID, Meal Type 3) Flat - Flat ID, Room Type 4) Student - Student ID, Name, Building ID, Flat ID And the primary key would be...
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    Entities, Attributes and Primary Keys

    It's a past paper question which Im trying to do as part of my revision - it will help me do the main exam if someone can talk me through this example :)
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    Entities, Attributes and Primary Keys

    Hi there, I was looking for guidance with regards to this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated :) Problem A new accommodation block has been built on a university campus close to university facilities. There are three main buildings, named Hufflepuff, Ravensclaw and Slytherin, each...
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    Sum of a field

    Hi there, I'm trying to get the sum of a field named "Net" and display it in on a report. i54. tinypic. com / 2nby5ux .jpg I realise that I have to put something like sum[(Net)] in the query but how and where do I put this? Any help would be excellent :) Thanks
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    Query Criteria

    thanks for the link i had a look and i cant find anything about this specific problem I have about displaying data that is over the entered value?
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    Query Criteria

    this is a query :)
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    Query Criteria

    Sorry what do you mean by that? I have very limited experience with Access :)
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    Query Criteria

    I have added this but when I run the query, nothing comes up? i52. tinypic. com /11rqcfo.jpg what have I done wrong? Sorry Im not too experienced with Access.
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    Query Criteria

    Hi there, I have been requested to complete a query where only records which are above the "net value" entered by the user are displayed. For example, if I entered £100 into the database, it would display records of £100 and over and not records that have a "net value" of £50. Screenshot...
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