I am trying to build a database for a local football team, and am having trouble with the design of the tables. The database contains numerous tables but my main problem is that within the database there are 4 types of people information:
Players:
(a player can have more than 1 guardian attached, eg mother, father, uncle, etc
A player could also be a member of staff eg coach)
Guradians of the players
(a guardian can be attached to more than 1 player, eg two sons playing for the same club
a guardian could be a member of staff, eg manager).
Staff Members
(A staff member can also be a guardian)
Doctors
(a doctor could be a staff member and also a guardian).
What is the best way to approach the design of these tables as i dont want to have to enter the same name, address details etc, more than once for if a person is in more then one of the people information categories.
The main focus of the database is driven by the player Information.
I want to show what guardians are responsible for each player, who the players doctor is, etc.
For a couple of years now I have been keeping a spreadsheet record of UK football match results and statistics - I use this as the basis for gambling on future matches. I now want to migrate this information into a database so that
1) It is much easier to enter the new data(via picklists) 2) I can generate reports on particular teams to help me on future betting decisions
Being almost completely new to Access I am struggling with the design. The information I'm capturing is: Match Date Competition(table including five) Home team/away team(table including many depending on competition) Home formation/away formation(table with standard list) Home goals/away goals(numerical) Home corners/away corners(numerical) Home bookings/away bookings(Numerical) Referee(from a standard list) All the above is in a match results records table with relationships to each data element table.
For the form for data entry, I want pick lists for all non-numerical values - eg team, formation etc. I would like to get a little cleverer and for the team pick list to only contain teams that are in the competition I've selected(eg Uk or European).
I've created some tables and relationships, but when I create a simple form with combo-list boxes, the list itself comes up blank even though I've linked the field to a particular table of options(eg a competitions table).
Can anyone help on suggestions for the overall design(should I have separate match results tables and team tables for each competition?) and with this particular combo-box problem please?
Hi I have been asked by my tennis club if I could set up a small Access database to help with membership registration and fee collection. Ideally, it would go on to record coaching sessions for juniors, etc but that can come later. Does anybody have a template that I could use as a basis for my development? Regards Noel
Hi I am a member of a local tennis club and they have asked me to help them to build a database that will cover membership details and annual fees. Does anybody have a template that would be useful to get me started with this? Obviosly, it could be for any type of club. Regards Noel
Hi, first of all sorry if I posted this in the wrong section, but I think I'm ok!
Secondly, I don't have much knowledge in access, so anything may help me ;)
I want to create a football spreadsheet something like this one: http://www.databasedev.co.uk/user_interface_3.html
It doesnt need to be too similar, but it needs to have somewhere for the user to put in results of matches - like on the form on that one.
All I have so far is two tables - one for team names and one for player names.
Do I need to make a form as a place where results can be put into the database?
Also, I need to create a league table, based on the results. 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw (real football rules) but I don't know how to make the table. Would it be a table, a query, a report? I'm clueless on that part really ;) So any help would be good.
Any help on the relationships I need would also be great
is it possible to create a league table on those results.
1. There is more than one competition in the table so it would have to be by compID 2. There is fixtures without results so they would have to be excluded as well.
I am building a database for an activity society. There are 2 courses in each season, each course has 10 sessions. Students can be old (returning student)and new.
What we want to achieve is to check student information, the student's attendance situation, how many students in each session, etc.
The table I designed is:
1. Student Detail (student info) 2. Spring 2006 Sunday Course (student ID, payment, each session attendance...) 3. Spring 2006 Tuesday Course 4. Summer 2006 Sunday Course 5. Summer 2006 Tuesday Course . . . (each new course has a new table)
The problem is for each new course will need to add a new table. I just want to know if there is a better way to manage the data. Thanks for you help!
Hello All, At work we have a large and messy Contacts list so I decided to set one up using a database. At present I have 3 tables:- Companies (custID,companyname,address,etc) People (nameID,firstname,middlename,lastname,custID) Phones (phoneID,phonetype,areacode,number,?????)
My problem is this, Some of the phone nos belong to the individuals and some belong to the company. If a person is replaced at a company I need to reasign the company phone nos to the new person whilst retaining the individuals and their personal phone nos. If a company is deleted I need to delete only the company phone nos. and if a person moves within the company I want the company nos to reasign to the new replacement but keep the personal nos of the individual. Now I see its going to be more complex than I thought.
Can anyone help me with the table layout and links. (nb this is only a simple database relating a person to a company without using departments etc.) Its main use is to provide phone nos names and addresses quickly. Many Thanks Peter
I am designing a database to capture the data of returned surveys. I want to design the database to facilitate data analysis through crosstabs or other aggregation queries.
If I design a table where each record is the complete survey responses to all survey items in a returned survey, this is not friendly for such query analysis. (In this, each field would be a survey item). Call this the horizontal method.
The other way would be to have a reference table containing the survey items , and have responses entered in a seperate table linked by item id and response id (from a third table containing a record for each submitted survey). Call this the vertical method. This would take more time to set up but would probably be easier to query.
The item response table would become quite long contaiging every item response for every survey turned although each record is short.
Does anyone have any opinion on this, or perhaps a completely different approach that I haven't thought of that would be easy to set up but also easy to query?
I am still new at database design, and cant quite come to terms with my project and access way of doing things.
I have to keep a register of people who participate in projects. The projects can be of two different kinds. BUT (here comes the tricky part) The projects are being evaluated on three different indicators, with each one of these having 4 measurements, in the range of 4-0. That was a quick introduction. Now let me break it down in parts.
The people:
I have made a Uniqe identifier (Social Security number (PK))
First Name Last Name Department (This can be 4 different departsment) made a drop-down menu type.
The Projects:
Unique identifier (Project ID (PK)) Social Security number Project Type Start date End date
Project type:
Unique identifier (TypeID (PK) Project type (Cti / Regular)
How might i design this the best way, so i can combine the people with the projects there on. And which type.
There can only be one person, but he can be on many projects. These projects can vary in type. My problem is ensuring there connected proberly.
Furthermore, once the basic design is made i need to make evaluations based on their performance if they are on the projecttype "Cti".
here i need 3 x this:
Evaluations:
Objective (range 0-4) Baseline reading (range 0-4) Midway reading (range 0-4) End reading (0-4) Success = Yes/NO (here i will do a End reading <= Objective formula).
That was a rather long list, but i have sat working on this in three whole days, and im getting a little fed up with not knowing up-and-down.
I am planning my new DB and am contemplating the best design. It will be used for warehouse stock rotation and control of pallets. I want to track each pallet (product/time in/time out etc) to each pallet space within the warehouse. There are a total of 400 pallet spaces or 'locations' as i will refer to them as.
Now, would it be possible for me to have a table set up for each location? Will access object to having 400 tables in my data base?? Is there a limit?
I have a split database made in Access 2007. Each user gets their own copy of the frontend from a script. I wanted to be able to edit the design view of the backend tables even if people were using the database so I made all the forms use snapshot source and only allowed data updates through VBA macro update queries. Having any form open locks the backend source table from being edited. In fact, I've found that just having a normal snapshot query open causes the message "Either an object bound to table 'whatever' is open or another user has the table open. Do you want to open the table as read-only?"
Is there some way to have a table be the source for a form or query, but still have it designable under most circumstances?
Attempted to late-bind a recordset on form load; result was the same:
Code: Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Select redacted as ft from tblRedacted ", dbOpenSnapshot, dbReadOnly) Set Me.Recordset = rs Set rs = Nothing
I am trying to create an Access system for a 5 a-side football company. They have both League Fixtures and private bookings. The aim of the system is to allow for input of new teams, referees and fixtures and also for private bookings.
Im really struggling with this one. I have had a go at designing it in Access but the forms wont work.
I wanted the system to have the following fields:
TBL_Booking Booking ID Pitch Number Date Time Fixture ID Customer ID (Only one of the last two fields will be filled in one being for a league fixture and one for a private booking)
TBL_Fixture Fixture ID Referee ID Team1 ID Team2 ID
TBL_Customer Customer ID Customer Name Contact Number
I have a lot of help on some reports but I keep running into a problem when dealing with ranges. A football field is 100 yards long. It is broken into field zones by yard lines. For example, -1 to -10, -11 to -25, -26 to -49, 50 to 26, 25 to 11, 10 to 1. I am trying to find some percentages for those field zones.
I know you can create an IIf statement that could give it another value, but how can I create a query asking for all plays or values when the field position lies within a certain range (ie. from the -1 to -10)?
If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate it. I am a novice Access user and we are trying to use Access for our recruiting database and our Scouting database.
Firstly I'd just like to say HHHHHHEEEEEEEEELLLLPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
I'm creating a fantasy football database for a skool project but have hit somewhat of a stumbbling block with the way to display the team. After discussion with my teacher we decided combo boxes was the best solution (im open to other suggestions) However we cant come up with method to cascade the combo boxes :confused:. I need to cascade the four defenders boxes together, the four midfielders together and lastly the two attackers.
Ive tried to do this using an update query but the problem with that is its updating all the records rather than jus the one I dont no what else i can do and im really hoping one if u's cazn help. Im also tryin to make the user not be able to select more than 2 players from the one team if anyone knows how t create some sort of validation rule for that
I'm currently trying to create a form which allows the specific users to book a seat at a football match.
I've created all the relevant tables, but I'm struggling on how to interpret the data into them to make the form work. I am new to this sort of design, this design is currently for my university dissertation and I am struggling to get it completed in time.
I have attached my document below to show how far i have come.
Hello everyone. Im relatively new to access, i've only been using it for a few weeks. There are certain aspects that I cannot get my head around.
Is anyone willing to let me email them what I have done so far and the criteria for the database I am making and advise me where I am going wrong and where I need to be heading to get it right?
Thanks very much. Any help will be very much appreciated.
When creating a database is it true that ideally i should avoid using the lookup wizard at table level and instead do that with combo boxes at form level ?
1 tblAssistFMWork in which is stored the fields JobNumber, SiteRefNumber, SurveyorNo 2 tbltable1 which has the field SiteRefNumber, Address1, Address2 etc 3 tblAssistFMSubJobNumbers which has the fields JobNumber, SubJobNumber.
JobNumber is the relationship between tables 2 and 3 and SiteRefNumber is the relationship between tables 1 and 2. There are other fields in each table but these are the relevant ones for this question.
Each JobNumber will have a minimum of one SubJobNumber but may have many. Each SubjobNumber starts at 1 for each new job so this may look like this in the table
JobNumber SubjobNumber 0001 1 0002 1 0002 2 etc Each SiteRefNumber may have one or many JobNumbers
I wish to enter the date a SubJobNumber is completed and have been struggling with pulling the record into a form using a combo box because of the need to enter the JobNumber and also the SubJobNumber. So I decided to create a new table tblAssistFMJobDateCompleted which has the fields
JobNumber, SubJobNumber, DateJobCompleted
I need to report on a jobs status ie done or not done, but when I created the query for this it would only pull the records which have a completed date on them. Could someone please give me some advice as to a way forward.
I have been reading other posts, and this where i should have started from the beginning,I am not very experienced with access (or forums as yous propably know) but can learn anything in no time (hopefully).
I would like to design a database to store all the info about a drag racing event including;
• event info (Event name, track name, event date) • car info (Car name, gearbox type, diff ratio, engine name,) • driver info (driver firstname, driver lastname) • Engine info (make, model, engine compression, carburetor, front carburetor jets, rear carburetor jets, fuel pressure, engine timing at idle, total engine timing) • Race info (track temperature, relative altitude, milibars, humidity, air temperature, tyre type, tyre size, tyre pressure hot, tyre pressure cold, stage RPM, shift RPM, reaction, 60foot time, 330foot time, 660foot time, 660foot MPH, 1000foot time, elapsed time, elapsed MPH, comments.)
My issue is design of tables and relationships. as you can probably see, obviously cars will do many runs at each event, and there engine setups and car setups(diff ratio) can differ each run. there might also be different drivers for the same car. weather info like track temp etc also change from race to race so I think it is possible I might need some sort of race time as-well. My main reason for the database, apart from organizing all my results would be so that I could do a run at an event and search previous races by the current runs weather info (relative altitude, milibars, humidity, etc) as to set the car up similar to keep it’s elapsed times consistent. Please, please, please help as I am at a total loss. Thanks in advance!!
I've created a database from scratch. No data attached anywhere yet - I'm planning to input the data manually through my Form.
Well I have about 15 tables - CustomerInfo_tbl is the main table with the field RefNumber my primary key (it's an Autonumber which is sequentual). The rest of the tables are normal tables which I plan to link.(these tables also have RefNumber fields which are LongInteger) All the tables have about 10 fields in them.
So then I have 2 choices - I can make one big table (about 150 fields) or 15 tables with 10 fields each and the join them. I heard somewhere that it's better to have small tables and then link them up. So I'm going the smaller tables route.
I'll tell you what I did. I joined all the tables to my CustomerInfo_tbl with a one-to-one join. Then I made a Query, and then I set the RefNumber of the other tables equal to the RefNumber of my CustomerInfo_tbl.
I have 1 problem. When I enter some data into the form (I do not enter all the fields I leave some blank) it isn't displayed in the query, but it is displayed in the appropriate table. Only when I enter all the fields it is displayed in the query correctly and also in the tables.
Hi, i got back to working on databases again for the first time in years and ive got confused on the offset.I went to set about desigining my tables and cant figure out how to do it.most of its simple stuff however this one bit stumps me.
Im designing a database to hold stock information in work we manufacture parts for rally cars and when a customer rings up i need to have the price at hand.I can store the prices etc of individual parts,however some people request kits which would have there own stock number and all the same relevant data i.e. Item Name,Type,Cost,Number in stock,Selling Price.......
These kits would consist of several items from the stock table.and when a kit is sold it will be inserted into the Sold Items Table together with the other individual parts a Customer may order.
I have a new project but before I get started, I need some advice on design.
I'm designing a student report card which I'll implement for 1300 students next year. The concept is an ongoing electronic markbook where teachers update the progress of each student and then at the end of the year print a report based on the captured data. The data is then passed on to the next teacher the following year.
My problem is data storage. During the course of a year a teacher may mark off up to 550 things a student can do. After 7 years of schooling (7 x 550) this amounts to a large amount of data. The thing is, I could reduce the number of fields if the multiselect list box stored multiple pieces of data. Option groups are no good because only one piece of data is stored and I certainly don't want thousands of check boxes.
Basically, I'm looking for a way to store multiple pieces of data in the one field. I'm also looking for a way in reducing the amount of clicks (i.e. one click instead of 2 to enter data)
I can't delete data because it's an audit requirement to keep it.
Can someone help me out with the design of my database? I currently have it set up one way and I am running into problems when I need to update information?
here are the attributes I have to put in the database for Printer cartridges:
ProductName Manufacturer Category ProductCode Price Weight Description -------------- There can be numerous products with the same name (for example: C120 is a product name but can be made by HP and by Canon)
There can be numerous products with the same ProductCode (for example: F416301700 is a product code but can have multiple products with that code)
Currently I have it set up like this: 3 Tables -------- PRODUCTS ID PRODUCTNAME MANUFACTURER CATEGORY
DETAILS ID PRODUCTCODE PRICE WEIGHT DESCRIPTION
COMBINE ID DETAILS$ID PRODUCTS$ID
----------------- I have created that combine table to link the two other tables together. I am running into problems now when i want to update a product and I don't know where to take this from here. I think if I have a better design from the get go it will prevent problems in the long run. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks dp3133
Hi, I’m fairly new to access and I’m creating (well, want to create) an employee database. I was wondering if anybody has created an employee database that keeps track of employees information like; personal information, salary, training the employees have taken, performance reviews and much more and if so do you have any suggestions on the design. Pretty much this database will be an electronic version of the employees personnel file.
Or does anybody know of any sample databases, not necessary an employee database that have been shared here in the past that I could look at and get ideas (formulas, qrys, tbls. etc.) from there.
I am designing a db for my car event that happens once a year.
It needs to hold car info like engine specs, car specs. Entrant details and event details, merchandise info. I started out designing on paper (Can’t stress how much this helped a definite must for all noobs and experienced I would imagine) and went from there.
Ended up using northwind and modified it to suit my situation.definately recommend this to beginners as it gives you a good look at databases and great starting point. anyway this db has everything I need I think, the db is for holding info about participants in a car event. There is a form that the entrant would fill out asking there details and the car details. There is also a section on the form to buy merchandise as the car event has its own T-Shirt and DVD.I have added this into the database but I am having trouble finding where to put the T-Shirt Sizes.
E.g. there has been 3 events so far (1 per year), car event 1, car event 2, car event 3.each event has had a T-shirt. this t-shirt comes in sizes, xxs,xs,s,m,l,xl,xxl,xxxl,xxxxl,xxxxxl.my problem is do you add the same t-shirt in the products table 10 times just with different sizes.
also the Entrants form has subform event, where you select the event each year as to not have to enter entrants twice.i can not seem to figure this out either.
Once you look at the db you will have a better idea.
The database only has a very standard form for getting around while I complete the design, all the beautification will come after this stage.
Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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