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From: Daedalus on 3 Feb 2010 10:43 Hi all In my db I have (a.o.) 2 tables, one is 'teams' & the other is 'employees'. Table 'Teams' ID_Team (AutoNum) TeamName TeamMgr Table 'Employees' ID_Employee (AutoNum) EmployeeName TeamID I've made a form to maintain 'employees', in which I can a.o. assign to one of the teams. What I need now is a form with the teams, containing a subform with the employees of the (current) team. To display this, there's no prob. But how can I add/remove employees to/from a team, without affecting (deleting from) the 'employee'-table (except changing the field TeamID) Is there any hope for me? Or do I have to use a 'linking' table (in which case I have a prob, since an employee can be part of only one team at a time) ? Yours truly D
From: Salad on 3 Feb 2010 11:12
Daedalus wrote: > Hi all > > > > In my db I have (a.o.) 2 tables, one is 'teams' & the other is 'employees'. > > > > Table 'Teams' > > ID_Team (AutoNum) > > TeamName > > TeamMgr > > > > Table 'Employees' > > ID_Employee (AutoNum) > > EmployeeName > > TeamID > > > > I've made a form to maintain 'employees', in which I can a.o. assign to one > of the teams. > > > > What I need now is a form with the teams, containing a subform with the > employees of the (current) team. To display this, there's no prob. > > But how can I add/remove employees to/from a team, without affecting > (deleting from) the 'employee'-table (except changing the field TeamID) > > Is there any hope for me? Or do I have to use a 'linking' table (in which > case I have a prob, since an employee can be part of only one team at a > time) ? > > > > > Yours truly > > > > D > What happens if you have a button to open another form or an inputbox that asks which team to move the current employee to. Then run an update query that updates the employee record to the new team number and if needed requeries the subform? |