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Hello,
I am making a simple football schedule database which includes:
Team
-TeamId (primary key)
-TeamName
Schedule
-ScheduleId (primary key and autonumber)
-HomeTeamId
-AwayTeamId
-GameDate
I have created a one-to-many relationship between the TeamId and HomeTeamId
in the Relationships view and had to add the Team table (Team_1) again so I
could create a one-to-many relationship between the TeamId (in Team_1) and
AwayTeamId.
After saving the relationships I see a "+" next to all the TeamIds in the
Team table. But when I click on it I only see the ScheduleId and the
GameDate. I was expecting to see the HomeTeamId and AwayTeamId too. Is
that because I have my TeamId referencing two different fields in the
Schedule table? Should I be structuring this differently or is this just a
limitation in Access?
Thanks,
I am making a simple football schedule database which includes:
Team
-TeamId (primary key)
-TeamName
Schedule
-ScheduleId (primary key and autonumber)
-HomeTeamId
-AwayTeamId
-GameDate
I have created a one-to-many relationship between the TeamId and HomeTeamId
in the Relationships view and had to add the Team table (Team_1) again so I
could create a one-to-many relationship between the TeamId (in Team_1) and
AwayTeamId.
After saving the relationships I see a "+" next to all the TeamIds in the
Team table. But when I click on it I only see the ScheduleId and the
GameDate. I was expecting to see the HomeTeamId and AwayTeamId too. Is
that because I have my TeamId referencing two different fields in the
Schedule table? Should I be structuring this differently or is this just a
limitation in Access?
Thanks,