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DB Name: Catalog
Tables: Authors____Library Fields: AuthID_____AuthID FirstName___Title LastName___Reviews I have linked MySQL to Access and created a form for Data Entry. I would like to be able to populate both AuthID fields with one entry. Form: AuthID_______ First Name_________ Last Name________ and so on. Is this possible? I decided on this route due to many Authors selling multiple books. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Cal |
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I figured it out, MySQL needs Innodb tables to implement foreign keys.
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