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Access Relationships (Oracle Tables)

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meyerryang - 23 Jan 2008 01:53 GMT
In an attempt to bring our applications up to security standards, our tables
have been recreated in Oracle.  I have the ability to design the front end,
however am having a difficult time with the relationships.  If you have a one
to many relationship enforcing referential integrity, how do you maintain
that in access (assuming it was structured identically in Oracle).  When I
view the relationships and try and enforce referential integrity it doesn't
allow me to..?  How do I do this, should it come in automatically when I link
the tables?  

Thanks in advance.
Tom van Stiphout - 23 Jan 2008 04:02 GMT
The back-end Oracle database should enforce these relationships. It
cannot be done in the front-end.
This is true for split Access (better: Jet) databases as well: you
establish the relationships in the back-end.

-Tom.

>In an attempt to bring our applications up to security standards, our tables
>have been recreated in Oracle.  I have the ability to design the front end,
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>Thanks in advance.
 
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