Access Database Basics-Relationships 101 

WITHOUT THIS VIDEO. I WON'T BE ABLE TO MAKE MY SYSTEM 'MORE INTEGRATED'.

This is the best Access Tutorial I can find. Thank you :)

Thanks! This was very nicely done. Very helpful.

Great explanation. That removed all my confusion.

Thanks for the great explanation in a concise format.

Best ever. liked, commented and subscribed.

Great presentation; nice pace and clear examples

The best video on the basics of relationships I have seen. Well done!

Brilliant .... do you run courses.. your teaching is great

Fantastic! Great Job

thanks, now I can pass this part in my Compsci 111 in 4 hours at 9am!

wow....you made that so easy to understand

This is great...now I understand...thanks!

Hi I'm from 2017 watching lol. Btw nice explanation. I understood it very well

thanks very clear explanation great effort

Finally i understood! Thanks alot!

Thank you, its very helpful.

Great explanation!

This is Really HELPFULL! Thanks

Great tutorial! Thank you a lot.

Thanks a million! pot it Very clear! but still having a problem as follows, after relating all those tables, & you go back to the spreadsheet you only see id numbers, & in case i got a few hundred costumers or/and items i cant manage with numbers. i would be glad to get a answer or a address/link etc were i can get my answer Thanks in advance

Superb help lot !!! good luck

very clear. good work

i got confused about m to m , can we make many to many relationships without add a junction table, such like this tblEmployees: Employee#(PK) , Project#(FK) tblBookProjects: Project#(PK) , Employee#(FK)

amazing thank you for the help!

Thank you helps alot!

I have a exam about this subject tomorrow and i dont inderstand shit

This is just what I was looking for...

very helpful

I owe you.

How do you connect tables in a relational database? Using Primary Key Using Current Date Using Foreign Key Using Patient ID Question 2 (1 point) What is the term for a field that uniquely identifies every row in a table in a relational database? Logic Key field Primary key field Foreign key field Memo field Question 3 (1 point) One parent table can have one children only. True or False Question 4 (1 point) A primary key in a parent table can be a foreign key in a child table. True or False Question 5 (1 point) A foreign key is always a primary key in some other table. True False

Thanks alot

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watching this in computer class xD

i didno't understand

5:28

ok

Why the hell can't you just show how to do in the software? We don't need to waste time for silly, useless presentations. We need to learn how to navigate the software. Theory comes in practice.