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Brian
What I am trying to accomplish might seem to be set up wrong but the reason I
set this table up this way is due to the security settings I must put in
place.
I have a database with about 6 tables in it. This database is set up to
track a whole manufacturing project with many different fields such as
suppliers, quality, Tooling, Bill of materials each one of these tables have
a identifier number that I picked in each one of the 73 part records.
What I want to do is when I create a new record with in one of the tables I
would give it a identifier, I want it to add that new record with that
identifier to each of the other tables. I would like this so I would not have
to go in to each table and creating the new record with the Identifier I
chose.
I understand that it would be nicer to have all this data in one table but I
have decided against this due to security purposes and also amount of
information.
Thanks for your help.
set this table up this way is due to the security settings I must put in
place.
I have a database with about 6 tables in it. This database is set up to
track a whole manufacturing project with many different fields such as
suppliers, quality, Tooling, Bill of materials each one of these tables have
a identifier number that I picked in each one of the 73 part records.
What I want to do is when I create a new record with in one of the tables I
would give it a identifier, I want it to add that new record with that
identifier to each of the other tables. I would like this so I would not have
to go in to each table and creating the new record with the Identifier I
chose.
I understand that it would be nicer to have all this data in one table but I
have decided against this due to security purposes and also amount of
information.
Thanks for your help.