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ScottM
I have an employee database I'm setting up and starting to
use. In it there are eight tables:
employee (name, address, etc.)
benefits (type, elections)
company property (PDAs, Laptops)
emergency contact (primary & secondary)
employment eligibility (I-9)
leave of absence (FMLA/CFRA)
payroll (w-4 info, etc.)
service (DoH, tenure, etc.)
There are corresponding queries for each table drawing all
information from each for use in different subforms.
Question: Is this an efficient setup? If not, how
should I better organize the information?
use. In it there are eight tables:
employee (name, address, etc.)
benefits (type, elections)
company property (PDAs, Laptops)
emergency contact (primary & secondary)
employment eligibility (I-9)
leave of absence (FMLA/CFRA)
payroll (w-4 info, etc.)
service (DoH, tenure, etc.)
There are corresponding queries for each table drawing all
information from each for use in different subforms.
Question: Is this an efficient setup? If not, how
should I better organize the information?