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Thread: Junction Table usage- query table?

Started 3 months, 3 weeks ago by ivanj
Hi, There is a many to many relationship between my contacts and project for which I used a junction table (ProjectID and ContactID are the fields). Now I need to set up a form for the projects where it can associate various contacts. FYI, among the contacts there will be clients and contractors. The contractors can work on many projects and one project may have many contractors. ...
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Banana replied 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Few possible approaches, you need to choose what would suit your specific process best. 1) Use a subform where the parent form is bound to one of one-side table (e.g. Project for instance), while the subform would be bound to the junction table. Usually, we would use continuous subform or datasheet but it need not be that way, and represent selections for the other one-side table with a ...

ivanj replied 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi Banana, Thanks for the tip. I used #1. Works! 1) I added a main form that was linked to Contacts (customers) 2) I added a subform with the wizard, and when it asked me to make the connection, I connected it to the Contact Id between the Contacts table and Junction table. 3) I added all the fields from the junction. Since the fields from the junction table are lookups from the ...

Banana replied 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Glad you were able to work out a solution.

 

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Junction Table usage- query table?
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Glad you were able to work out a solution.
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Junction Table usage- query table?
Published (2009-09-03 05:38:00)
Hi Banana, Thanks for the tip. I used #1. Works! 1) I added a main form that was linked to Contacts (customers) 2) I added a subform with the wizard, and when it asked me to make the connection, I connected it to the Contact Id between the Contacts table and Junction table. 3) I added all the fields from the junction. Since the fields from the junction table are lookups from the Contacts and Projects table, it worked just fine. Thanks for the...

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