MS Access - Relationships Part 1: Relationships with tables
The best way to store data in multiple tables is using a relational database where there are relationships between tables to avoid redundant and unnecessary data being repeated or removed. This video demonstrates how to create relationships between tables and what the settings mean. For more videos on databases in Microsoft Access look at our Database playlist: • MS Access - What is a database? #MrLongEducation #Access #Relationships Disclaimer: The database and personal details shown in this video are entirely fictional and created for demonstration and educational purposes only. Any names, addresses, or other personal information displayed are sample data and do not correspond to any real individuals, organizations, or entities. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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