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could someone help me with a MsAccess database problem

 
 
shakeel
 
Reply Sat 27 Jan, 2007 01:41 am
hello.

Am writing a small prog in VB6.0 (novice) and i wish to use MS Access databases.

My problem:

In the program am writing i have some products which i need to sell at different
locations and each location has diferent seling prices.

the quantity of products as well as the number of locations is not fixed.

so if i have 20 products being sold at 12 diferent places , and at diferent
prices , that would be rather too complicated to fill in a single table

I need help about building the database with several tables and linking them.

If possible provide help(examples) on Vb code to read the database. am using DAO
3.6 obj lib

get me out of this trouble Wink

thanks
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Wilso
 
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Reply Sat 27 Jan, 2007 02:29 am
My database subject is this semester. Sorry that you asked the question 6 months too early for me.
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jespah
 
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Reply Sat 27 Jan, 2007 06:38 am
Actually, I think you could do it with a single table (I'm in a rush, though, so I don't have much time to explain). Or maybe I'm not understanding the question.

Anyway --

Code:Product Price Reason for Price
Apples $1 In season
Apples $2 Not in season


Etc. See what I mean? Just make a field for the reason for the price, unless it's calculated. It's just not very clear as the question is written.
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