someone to check set up correctly?

[LisaMO]

I am working on a database in Access 2007, I have set up the tables and
relationships and before I proceed to the next stages I wondered if there are
any companies I could send the database over to, to see if I have set it up
correctly (even if they are chargable)??

Does this sort of thing exist?

Thanks

Lisa.

 

[Steve]

If You can convert your database to Access2000, XP or 2003, I can do that
for you.

PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And Word
Applications
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Larry Daugherty]

That would be anyone who knows relational databases. There is no
consultant, company or service that I know of that limits themselves
to just that!

It's possible to look at your tables alone and see if they are
logically consistent. That doesn't buy you much by itself. The
process begins earlier with the Problem Statement, the Product
Specification and the Functional Specification. Then you model your
application and, analyze it to identify the entities in play and the
relationships between those entities. That's how you arrive at the
design for your tables and the relationships between them. That's
also where the determination of the correctness of your tables lies.

HTH

 

[scubadiver]

The best thing to do is give us the title of each table, all the fields in
each table, the data type and, beside the appropriate field write either (PK)
or (FK) for primary and foreign key.

eg

tble_customer
CustID (PK)
Name
Surname
Telnumber

tble_invoice
CustID (FK)
InvoiceID
Cost

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