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Normalized
databases use the Primary Key to create relationships between
Tables. The relationship can be ad hoc, such as creating a Join
between two Tables in a Query, or it can be explicit as part of the
database definitions. Microsoft
Access defines relationships with the Database Tools.
1.
Try it: Create the Table Relationships Go to
Database Tools ->Relationships. Click on:
Relationships. Keep
going...
Database Tools ->Relationships->Relationships
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
2. Building Tables
2.4. Set relationships: Edit the
Relationships
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