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Linda
I used the table analyzer wizard on a flat database file containing name and
address information. It suggested creating a second table for the city, state
and zip code data. I did this. It creates a lookup table and works ok.
Selecting the zip code from the list fills in the city and state fields. My
problem is that I occasionally need to add records that have different zip
codes and cities than those in the zip code lookup table. It will not let me
do this. The relationship is many to one. I tried turning off referential
integrity, but this did not make a difference. I am now thinking that
dividing this information into separate tables was a mistake.
Is there a way to make this work?
address information. It suggested creating a second table for the city, state
and zip code data. I did this. It creates a lookup table and works ok.
Selecting the zip code from the list fills in the city and state fields. My
problem is that I occasionally need to add records that have different zip
codes and cities than those in the zip code lookup table. It will not let me
do this. The relationship is many to one. I tried turning off referential
integrity, but this did not make a difference. I am now thinking that
dividing this information into separate tables was a mistake.
Is there a way to make this work?