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Multiple EmployeeID fields in a table
I believe my tblECR Needs to be broken apart to achieve 1 EmployeeID field
per table, but I'm not too sure on the best approach for this. This is an engineering ECR tracking database where each record shows multiple tasks performed by multiple employees. Can someone point me toward north on this? Thanks! Tables: tblCustomers CustomerID CustomerName tblECR ECRNumber PartNumber CustomerID DateInitiated |-------------OriginatedBy | ChangeSummary | JobNumber |-------------LoggedBy | ImportanceID |-------------ReviewedBy | DateReviewed | DateReq | VantageChecked | Attachments | ReqDwg |-------------DwgRevBy | DwgRevDate | ReqMaterials |-------------MaterialsRevBy | MaterialsRevDate | ReqCutlist |-------------CutlistRevBy | CutlistRevDate | ReqProgram |-------------ProgramRevBy | ProgramRevDate | EngNotes | | tblEmployees |-------------EmployeeID FirstName LastName tblImportance ImportanceID Importance tblParts PartNumber PartDesc |
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