Re: Indeterminate relationships in Relationships Window
Date: 24 Jul 2002 18:06:28 -0700
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"Graham Bellamy" <dontwriteme_at_ask.first.com> wrote in message news:<ahmst7$dcq$1_at_perki.connect.com.au>...
So slap a primary key in your parent table and try it again. Make
sure the FK in your child table is of the same type. (If you're using
an autonumber in tblParent, use a Long as the FK in tblChild)
HTH,
> What is the purpose of indeterminate relationships created in the Relationships window?
>
> TIA
> Graham
Graham,
I think "purpose" is the wrong word. What it means is that Access
can't figure out from examining the fields used in the join which
table is supposed to be the parent (the "one" side) and which is
supposed to be the child (the "many" side). About the only way I can
think of causing this is by:
1. no unique index on the parent table.
2. not joining the tables on a unique index on the parent side.
