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bldink (Brad L.)
I have a problem. Our, my department's, Access 2003 database has 2 MAIN
tables ("Company Assets" and "Employees") and a sub-main table linking the
two, "Asset-Employee_Link". I am able to set it up where the
"Asset-Employee_Link" table is parent to the other two tables when making the
database the main data connection. Well when I do this I loose access too
all of the assets and employees (by asset number and employee number) that
are not in the "Asset-Employee_Link" table. Is ther a way to make Infopath
have 2 or more main tables and have others subbordinate to them?
All forms of input are welcome. Thanks.
tables ("Company Assets" and "Employees") and a sub-main table linking the
two, "Asset-Employee_Link". I am able to set it up where the
"Asset-Employee_Link" table is parent to the other two tables when making the
database the main data connection. Well when I do this I loose access too
all of the assets and employees (by asset number and employee number) that
are not in the "Asset-Employee_Link" table. Is ther a way to make Infopath
have 2 or more main tables and have others subbordinate to them?
All forms of input are welcome. Thanks.