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    Database Presentation: Create A Simple Database Using Your Family Tree Data

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    The document provides instructions for creating a simple database using family tree data by forming two tables, one for the father's family and one for the mother's family, and then linking these tables in a one-to-many relationship by selecting the common column in each table. The relationship is created by clicking on the database tools tab, selecting the tables, choosing the columns to link, and clicking create.

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    Database Presentation: Create A Simple Database Using Your Family Tree Data

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    The document provides instructions for creating a simple database using family tree data by forming two tables, one for the father's family and one for the mother's family, and then linking these tables in a one-to-many relationship by selecting the common column in each table. The relationship is created by clicking on the database tools tab, selecting the tables, choosing the columns to link, and clicking create.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a simple database using family tree data by forming two tables, one for the father's family and one for the mother's family, and then linking these tables in a one-to-many relationship by selecting the common column in each table. The relationship is created by clicking on the database tools tab, selecting the tables, choosing the columns to link, and clicking create.

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    Database Presentation: Create A Simple Database Using Your Family Tree Data

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    The document provides instructions for creating a simple database using family tree data by forming two tables, one for the father's family and one for the mother's family, and then linking these tables in a one-to-many relationship by selecting the common column in each table. The relationship is created by clicking on the database tools tab, selecting the tables, choosing the columns to link, and clicking create.

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    Create a simple database using your family tree data.


    Database presentation

    Fathers family

    Mothers Family

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    Forms
    Fathers Family

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    Mothers Family

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    Relationships
    Click on the tab Database tools and choose Relationships.

    A window showing the list of tables will appear. Choose the tables you
    wish to make a relationship.

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    The selected tables will then appear on the screen. This is how they look
    before the relationship is created

    To start creating the relationship, press the Edit Relationships icon. A


    window will the pop up choose Create New.

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    Choose which table to be used for the right and left side and the column
    name from each table.

    After that has been done, click Create to make the relationship. To
    make a one-to-many relationship, tick the boxes highlighted in red.

    The two tables are now linked.

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