groovybunny
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Hi There (Apologies if this doesn't make sense!)
I need to store results from an paper audit so that the data can be entered via a form and interrogated through queries.
I have 6 text fields but the remaining 30 questions are multiple choice.
I also need to store date, time, who the auditor was
I originally created one table but this was a mistake, it was huge and I cant interrogate the data!
I want the user to select the answers from relevant drop downs.
I have created different question types based on answer types ie
Type 1. Y/N ....Type 2. a,b,c,d,e.... Type 3. 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
I have 7 different question types.
Is the correct way to do this via a few tables?
Do I need one question table for each question type, with 2 columns, an ID then Type? (so 7 tables)
And 7 corresponding answer tables ID then Type?
I have a client table already so will i need to store the ClientID in the answer table?
I also need to store date, time, who the auditor was. would this need to be in a separate table?
Apologies if this is blindingly obvious but I have been looking at it for so long it has morphed in to gibberish!
Any help gratefully received
I need to store results from an paper audit so that the data can be entered via a form and interrogated through queries.
I have 6 text fields but the remaining 30 questions are multiple choice.
I also need to store date, time, who the auditor was
I originally created one table but this was a mistake, it was huge and I cant interrogate the data!
I want the user to select the answers from relevant drop downs.
I have created different question types based on answer types ie
Type 1. Y/N ....Type 2. a,b,c,d,e.... Type 3. 1,2,3,4,5 etc.
I have 7 different question types.
Is the correct way to do this via a few tables?
Do I need one question table for each question type, with 2 columns, an ID then Type? (so 7 tables)
And 7 corresponding answer tables ID then Type?
I have a client table already so will i need to store the ClientID in the answer table?
I also need to store date, time, who the auditor was. would this need to be in a separate table?
Apologies if this is blindingly obvious but I have been looking at it for so long it has morphed in to gibberish!
Any help gratefully received