Creating a Database

horalia

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I've just started to learn Access a few weeks ago due to a project that was assigned to me. Basically, what the project asks for, is a database where users can input work orders that will be approved by department managers and directors. The work orders are basically adjustments for our company, where our customers will get a credit or a debit because of a user error. I'll probably have many more questions for all of you Access experts along the way. I was designing the database thinking it would be for credit only, when now they tell me that they need to option to create a debit as well. Both forms look very much alike (I'm basing my database on paper forms that have been used for a while). Which is the best approach? Should I create two separate tables, one for debit one for credit? Thanks for any help!
 

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Hi:

Not sure of the overall usage, but in my limited use...(depending on the volumn of data and the number of data fields), I try to keep it to one database.... (i have only used relatively small quantities).


You might differentate the Dr from the Cr amoutbts by positive or negative numbers...or have a separate field indicating "Dr' or 'Cr' indicator.

hope this helps

plettieri
 
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