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Rupert85

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  1. Thanks. Of course this is only relevant if I want the related field, like country, on the same layout. Am I best aiming to leave out the selectable country option?
  2. Yes the club names are unique, but for some reason I cant seem to show only the second field. It works fine to present the drop-down but upon selection of the team it shows me the TeamID.
  3. Thank you. I hadn't set up the list correctly with both fields. Only issue I have now is once selected from my drop down list, the field displays the ID rather than the name. any way around this?
  4. Next simple question, if you can be so kind. Table - Matches Match_ID Club_ID MatchDate Table - Clubs Club_ID ClubName ClubCountry On my Match layout - I have various fields, one of which is the "Club Name". Beside this, I want it to show the "Club Country". Ideally I want the Club Name drop down to be filtered by the selected country, and have a default country selected for new records. I have set the country's within the Table:Clubs - ClubCountry as a valuelist. And on the layout mode I have inserted a field, selected Table - Clubs, and then selected the field: Club Country. I had thought, that if I then selected the club as being Manchester United the "Club Country" field in the layout would reflect the country of Manchester United from the Clubs Table. But it doesn't. Any advice? As much as I appreciate help on this, is there somewhere you recommend I read to learn?
  5. Oops. I hadn't set the dates correctly - thank you.
  6. Sorry - I think my poor use of the proper terminology has made my last post unclear. I have created the date relationship as you described. And put the SeasonDescription on the Matches layout. But its showing up empty and I cant work out how to populate it? Apologies if I seem a little off it. Appreciate the help.
  7. Thank you, make perfect sense. However having created the field, I'm not 100% sure on how I'd populate it. Would I use a value list or is there something else I can set to do it for me?
  8. Hi All, bit of a novice here. I have a table that defines the start and end dates for football seasons. In my table Matches, I want my 'Season_ID' field to automatically show the 'SeasonDescription' for which ever season it is when I insert the 'MatchDate'. Can anyone advise me how to do this? Don't imagine it can be that difficult but I cant find anything using google. Table: Seasons Season_ID SeasonDescription [iE: SEASON 2011/12] SeasonStartDate [iE: 01/JUN/2011] SeasonEndDate [iE: 30/MAY/2012] Table: Matches Match_ID MatchDate Season_ID
  9. doh - ignore that
  10. I mean will creating a number of records in the same table cause any problems as the database ages? That said, I'd imagine we would only populate it with around 50 matches a year, 50x25 = 1250 records per year
  11. Thank you. Would creating this number of records a number of times over cause any problems going forward?
  12. Thank you. Yes its really important I record what's happening with EVERY player. And at any one time, there are about 25 players, +/- 2.
  13. Thank you. What if I strip it back to a simpler db, I think the relationship construction would be easy enough. Would you agree? My challenge is the player record table. How would I be able to create a GUI that, for each match and in recognition of the date of that match, would allow me to record the 'Status' of every player in my squad at that time (will need to reference the LeaveDate in the players table). Is that something that is complex? -Squad Table Player_ID PlayerName JoinDate LeaveDate DOB Height -Matches Table Match_ID Date Time Venue Competition Opposition GoalsFor GoalsAgainst -Player Record Table Player_ID Match_ID StatusList **Status List: Not Available (Injured), Not Available (Suspended), Not Available (Out on loan), Not in Match Day Squad, In Squad (not stripped), Substitute (not used), Substitute (used), Starting (did not play whole match) Starting (played whole match)
  14. Hi All - Hope you don't mind a newbie landing here. Looking for a pointer in the right direction for the best place to learn about tables and relationships in filemaker so I can press on with a couple of projects. The internet is littered with FM learning areas - can you recommend any in particular? I'm very familiar with IT and logic but not so much databases and in particular, filemaker. Aiming to build a couple of databases in my spare time so downloaded a trial of FM Pro 11. The first database is for my football team; I want to build a table to record information on football matches for my team throughout the season: -basic info on match: ie date, time, season, competition, opposition, home/away) -Our squad, for each match: formation, who plays, how long for, who was suspended for the match, who was injured, who wasnt in the 20man squad (i want a record for every player in my squad at the time of each match) -goals: for or against, who scored, any assists, nature of goal, who was at fault In order to achieve this I reckon I need a few tables: 1. MySquad (ID, Name, Join Date, Leave Date, DOB, Height) 2. Staff (ID, Name, Position at Club, DOB, join Date, Leave Date) 3. Teams (Opposition teams: ID, Name, Home Ground) 5. Referees/Officials (ID, Name, DOB, Hometown) 6. MatchInfo (ID, Date, time, venue, competition, opposition, goals for, goals against, formation home team, formation away team, referee, officials, and importantly - a record for each player who is in my squad on the day of the match) **** Where I struggle to get my head around is creating table 6. Any advice? If the advice is give up now, that is fine!
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