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Creating Many to Many Relationships in Access - Exercise
Course Project: Creating many-to-many Relationships
Objective:
Practice creating many-to-many relationships.
Exercise Scoring
You will receive 10 points for this exercise. The exercise is auto-scored; when you have completed the exercise, enter your response into the textbox below and click the
Submit
button to receive full credit.
Background and Overview
Recall that you are the Access database administrator for the marketing and documentation departments of companies in the software and networking business. You need to make sure that there has been the correct relationship created among the tables Clients, Projects, and Hours for one of your major clients.
Download Files
As we stated in the first module, the Consulting407.mdb database is available as a compressed download file available on the Resources page. If you have already downloaded the database, continue to work in that version.
Instructions
Open up the Edit Relationships dialog.
Add the one-to-many relationships between Clients and Projects, and Project and Hours, to make up a many-to-many relationship among the three tables.
Hints
If relationships exist and you want to recreate them, click the join line between the tables, then click Delete.