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Woody Splawn
Lets say I am in the the schema for a dataset and am in the yellow Schema
window and and trying to relate two tables. When my Edit Relations Dialog
box comes up by default, VS puts a value in my field called Key. The value
is Constraint1.
My question is whether this is some sort of default that I should just
generally accept or should I be doing something explicitely. That is, I
know that I can click the New button to the right of the key field and there
identify the primary table of the relationship in the element field. I know
I can identify the field that makes up the primary key in the Fields
section. My question is, should I do this or does it make (generally
speaking) a difference? In the past I have just accepted the default that
VS puts in automatically, i.e., Contraint1.
window and and trying to relate two tables. When my Edit Relations Dialog
box comes up by default, VS puts a value in my field called Key. The value
is Constraint1.
My question is whether this is some sort of default that I should just
generally accept or should I be doing something explicitely. That is, I
know that I can click the New button to the right of the key field and there
identify the primary table of the relationship in the element field. I know
I can identify the field that makes up the primary key in the Fields
section. My question is, should I do this or does it make (generally
speaking) a difference? In the past I have just accepted the default that
VS puts in automatically, i.e., Contraint1.