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thingmaker
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I have two databases. 1 for software and 1 for computers. A computer can have many different softwares on it and the software can be installed on several machines. Is there a way to access all of each from each other? Example, I add a new computer and then add the softwares installed on it. Then I go to the software database and select the software and see that is was installed on that new computer.

I am not really asking how to do it so much as find out if it is possible. Thanks. -Derryl

Yes, very much possible.

The concept that you need to study is called a join table. It stores the combinations of software and hardware (in your case). Join tables resolve many-to-many relationships.

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Thanks!

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