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Foreign keys from distantly related tables

torifile
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I'm not sure if I'm describing that right but let me post a screen cap of my database:

fmpic.png

So I've got my "main" table related to my "axis 1" table via a relationship through "axes". In my testing, the patientID_fk in "axis 1" does not get created in my "axis 1" table upon a record creation.

edit: I just added another relationship between patientID_fk in the "axes" table and the "axis 1" table and that seemed to do it. Is that right? I also don't know why my screencap is so small. The actual image, full size is here

Edited by Guest

Why do you think you need PatientID in the "Axes 1" table?

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Hmm. I don't know. My thinking was that patient IDs should be associated with the Axis tables (there are 5 of them). I suppose they are through the Axes table.

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