G Gavx Registered User. Local time Tomorrow, 09:14 Joined Mar 8, 2014 Messages 155 Jan 30, 2020 #1 When the database is split between front end and back end where do you create the relationships? In the front or back end?
When the database is split between front end and back end where do you create the relationships? In the front or back end?
theDBguy I’m here to help Staff member Local time Today, 14:14 Joined Oct 29, 2018 Messages 22,778 Jan 30, 2020 #2 Hi. Relationships have to be created where the tables are defined. Normally, that means the back end.
Hi. Relationships have to be created where the tables are defined. Normally, that means the back end.
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Z zeroaccess Active member Local time Today, 16:14 Joined Jan 30, 2020 Messages 670 Feb 1, 2020 #4 You will also notice that if you design a single-file database and then later split it, the relationships will move to the back-end with the tables.
You will also notice that if you design a single-file database and then later split it, the relationships will move to the back-end with the tables.
The_Doc_Man Immoderate Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 16:14 Joined Feb 28, 2001 Messages 30,565 Feb 1, 2020 #5 True for ORACLE too.
G Gavx Registered User. Local time Tomorrow, 09:14 Joined Mar 8, 2014 Messages 155 Feb 2, 2020 #6 Thanks