Hi lewiskidd, are you sure the error message says table "build" and not
"building"?
 In a "one to many" relationship, you may not enter a record in your
secondary table unless you have a related record in your primary table. You
may have a record in the "one" table without any corresponding records in
the "many" table but you may not have a record in the "many" table without a
corresponding record in the "one" table.
  On 10/2/05, lewiskidd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have been asked to build a database and I have attempted to do
> just that, I have a single primary table called building and three
> secondary tables. The relationship between the tables are a 1 to
> many, that is to say the primary table has an instance of 1 and all
> of the secondary tables have multiple instances and are therefore
> classified as many.
>
> I have attempted to enter data into the database and it keeps
> falling over, I have entered data into the primary table and it
> appears to be fine as I am not encountering any error messages
> here………But! When I attempt to put data into the secondary table I am
> met with a "You can not add or change a record because a related
> record is required in table build"
>
> I have included primary and foreign keys throughout my table design,
> I just can not see where the error is can someone please help me
> with this.
>
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> Lewis
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