Okay, but it should not be necessary to create a table for each procedure. I
believe if you reevalute you design, you can find a way to have only one
table. Not having had any experience in medical systems, I can't offer any
specific advice, but I doubt this is actually necessary.

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> Tables not identical, different medical procedures and related information to
> those procedures. The two fields mentioned are the keys that associate each
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Larry - 16 May 2007 12:25 GMT
Dave,
Spent yesterday afternoon convincing boss, and others, we needed achange in
the design. We came a a decision that there would be three tables, Base data,
Recovery Table and a Processing Table. This way we can still maintain
security as to who has access to which table.
Thank you for your advice, it was helpful in changing some people's minds.
> Okay, but it should not be necessary to create a table for each procedure. I
> believe if you reevalute you design, you can find a way to have only one
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Klatuu - 16 May 2007 13:17 GMT
Good. glad to hear it.

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> Dave,
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