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Probelms with joins

Hi

I'm working with joins, and i have made this DB
http://www.blackend.dk/061302_Elementlist.mdb

Problem is my T_Signals tabel. For every input, i need to link to
ElementID (In T_ELEMENTS) and TypeTemplateID (In T_TYEPTEMPLATES).

But i keep getting "Ambiguous joins"

What do i do ?

Ulrik

Nov 16 '06 #1
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Ulrik wrote:
Hi

I'm working with joins, and i have made this DB
http://www.blackend.dk/061302_Elementlist.mdb

Problem is my T_Signals tabel. For every input, i need to link to
ElementID (In T_ELEMENTS) and TypeTemplateID (In T_TYEPTEMPLATES).

But i keep getting "Ambiguous joins"

What do i do ?

Ulrik
All you really need to do is set those fields to be Required. Then
create a combobox for those two fields and use a SELECT query to choose
the field/values that the values will be limited to.

Nov 16 '06 #2

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