kiwiora Posted January 9, 2003 Posted January 9, 2003 Ok.. I have say director1, director2, director3 and member1, member2 and member3 (10 separate fields for each party i.e director1address, director1postcode etc etc) I know i can get member1=director1 and so on, but is there a dynamic way of doing it so that the user defines which member=director kind of like a spike where the information is held on a clipboard until the user identifies the target i.e one time it might be.... director1=member3 {new party}=member1 director3=member2 next time it could be ... director1=member1 director2=member5 director3=member2 and so on and so on. I need a query to say a) is director1 a member? if a)=Yes b)what member number is the director? {user input - member2} ... copy information from director1 to member2 etc etc
trevorg Posted January 9, 2003 Posted January 9, 2003 Is this all in ONE file? If not, it sounds like you need to first consider the structure of the database. You might start off by going relational. Party Database Director Database Member Database Use the Party Database to assign the Directors and Members to. (not by using lookups to populate the party database members, but by assigning links to those.) Since it's possible members and directors can also go to many parties, you might need a join file. Sorry it's a poor response, but I'm quite confused as to what it is you're trying to do... I'm leary of your design because you said: Copy information from director1 to Member2. What if director or member information changes? You will have copies all over the place that will need to be updated!
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