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Multiple Foreign Keys on Same Table

Hi,

I have an Orders Table that has Employee1 and Employee2 (one is the
sales rep the other is the telemarketing rep) Both of these fields
need to cascade update against the Employees table. I can't seem to
create the desired relationship in a Diagram and I'm not sure how best
to set this up. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance...

Mar 25 '06
11 10150
Well that's why they get paid more than I do...

Mar 27 '06 #11
I am afraid that throwing money at an NP-Complete problem is not a good
idea :)

Mar 27 '06 #12

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