HI PL
Join Types:
Lets say you have the following tables:
1. People -- PID, LastName, FirstName
2. Phones -- PhoneID, PID, Phone
Lets also assume not everybody has a Phone
If you want a list of Names and Phone Numbers, you would do the first
option, just show records where the joined fields are equal. The
resulting data would only show People that HAVE a phone number (and
phone numbers that have a person)
If you want a list of everybody, regardless of whether or not they have
a phone number, you would choose to show all records from People and
just those records from Phones where the joined fields are equal.
options 2 and 3 are essentially the same -- they show all the records
from one table regardless of whether the other table has matching
record. The reason there are 2 of them is because there are 2 tables
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"cascade update related field"
if you are not using autonumber for primary keys with a long integer
related key -- but instead are inputting natural keys, such as a
ProductCode -- then, if you have Cascade Update Related Fields chosen on
the relationship type, then if you change a ProductCode in the parent
table, that change will also be made in the related table
Warm Regards,
Crystal
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