DB design/table relationships to track financial variables

Lil Dupree

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I'm trying to set up a DB to track 250+ daily data variables since the late 1890s.

Table 1 (actual data storage) has these fields: date, day of week, 6 holiday info fields for holidays in various countries (Holiday1, Holiday2, etc, y/n fields), and data variables 1 - 250+ (field name D1, D2... they're numeric fields, and hold stuff like the Dow's close, interest rates, etc.).

Table 2 (information on each data variable) contains the data variable (D1, etc. in a text field), the variable's actual name, which 1 of the 6 holiday fields apply to the variable, the first valid data date, and a few descriptive text fields.

How in Hades do I relate these two? Or do I need to re-think the table design? Any help would be very greatly appreciated!!
 

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