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Old September 5th, 2005, 06:02 AM
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Access 2002, Normalisation Relationship

Hi Guys,

Im creating a relational database for a weekend school to help out with the administration side of things. Initially, they wanted a simple spreadsheet database with the students, teachers etc, but i convinced them to have a proper relational database.

I am not an expert with databases (just have basic knowledge) but I have normalised the data to the best of my understanding, thus I have the following tables:

*Student (StudentID, First Name, Last Name, Address etc)
*Grade (StudentID, ClassID, Grade)
*Class (ClassID, Subject, Notes)
*Teacher (TeacherID, ClassID, First Name, Phone etc)

Does this structure look okay and will this structure be okay when they start populating with data? Also, how can I produce a user friendly webpage that will let the administrator enter data, and view the data\quries etc?

I know a bit of php, and asp. Your help and advice will e greatly appreciated....

Many Thanks,

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