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megbowlstrike
Hi. I am creating an Access database to store information about
employees, such as their job title and address info. However, I also
need to store their historical job title and address info as it
changes. I have other tables in the database to store info on their
different benefit plans. In the employee info table, I have their
Employee ID (the number that the company assigns to each employee) as
the primary field. So, it will not let me add duplicate entries for
each employee. I thought about making the primary key an autonumber
field but I need the primary key to be the employee ID so the other
tables can be linked to this one. Is there any way I can have Access
store the previous records from a table and output it in a report
format? Or is there a better way to do this that I'm not thinking
of? I used to be very good with Access but haven't used it for a
couple years, so I'm trying to re-familiarize myself with it again.
Thanks,
Megan
employees, such as their job title and address info. However, I also
need to store their historical job title and address info as it
changes. I have other tables in the database to store info on their
different benefit plans. In the employee info table, I have their
Employee ID (the number that the company assigns to each employee) as
the primary field. So, it will not let me add duplicate entries for
each employee. I thought about making the primary key an autonumber
field but I need the primary key to be the employee ID so the other
tables can be linked to this one. Is there any way I can have Access
store the previous records from a table and output it in a report
format? Or is there a better way to do this that I'm not thinking
of? I used to be very good with Access but haven't used it for a
couple years, so I'm trying to re-familiarize myself with it again.
Thanks,
Megan