Newbies Jana Marcus Posted May 7, 2008 Newbies Posted May 7, 2008 Hi Folks, I have a large relational database that is three databases all tied to the contact ID. When i go to make a new record in one of the relational bases, it doesn't see the contact ID. Any thoughts? A professional set this up for me and now even he is stumped. Here's the scenerio: There's a main contact database. It is tied to a donation database and to a talent database, all are connected by contact ID. The professional formulated a script so that i can add a new record from the contact view for the donation database. The first "New" record is added just fine. When I want to add a second new record (to the same contact id) it doesn't see the contact id # or info. what should we do? Desperate!! thank you!
Ocean West Posted May 7, 2008 Posted May 7, 2008 If you are just "creating" a new record in one table/database it will not inherently "see" any relationship to any other table/database, you need to populate the foreign key field of the newly created record to create a common bond or relationship between records. Most likely you need to copy the correct ID field - if a professional set this up he/she may not be using the field 'Contact ID' to connect the data together but using a field that is not visible to the end users.
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