I'm getting started developing a new database and I've established my tables and I made a few relationships. Now I'm trying to make some changes which involve deleting a few columns in one table that happen to be tied to another table. For some reason when I go to the relationships window it displays the two tables I haved tied, but does not show the relationships and every time I attempt to delete the column in one of the tables, it tells me that I cannot do that until I delete the relationship. Has anyone encountered this problem? Any advice?
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I'm getting started developing a new database and I've established my tables and I made a few relationships. Now I'm trying to make some changes which involve deleting a few columns in one table that happen to be tied to another table. For some reason when I go to the relationships window it displays the two tables I haved tied, but does not show the relationships and every time I attempt to delete the column in one of the tables, it tells me that I cannot do that until I delete the relationship. Has anyone encountered this problem? Any advice?
1) If you have defined your relationships and Access simply isn't showing them then try the menubar .....Relationsh ips .....show all
2) if 1) doesnt work try menubar...Edit. ..clear all then repeat 1)
Jim :)
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