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Ms Access Relationship

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MS ACCESS

RELATIONSHIP
DEFINATION OF RELATIONSHIP

 DEFINATION: A Relationship is where two or more tables are linked through a specific
relation through keys. It helps improve table structures and reduce redundant data.
Relationships define how tables are connected to each other through keys.
 Primary Key:
 The primary key is a column or set of columns that uniquely identifies each record
in a table.
 It enforces entity integrity by ensuring that each row can be uniquely identified.
 Foreign Key:
 A foreign key is a column or set of columns in a table that refers to the primary key
of another table.
 It establishes relationships between tables, allowing data in one table to be linked to
data in another.
TYPES OF RELATIONSHIP

 One-to-One Relationship
 Under One-to-One (1:1) relationship, an instance of entity P is related to instance of entity Q
and an instance of entity Q is related to instance of entity P.
 Let us see an example −
 A person can have only one passport, and a passport is assigned to a single person.
TYPES OF RELATIONSHIP CONT……..

One-to-Many Relationship
Under One-to-Many (1:N) relationship, an instance of entity P is related to more than one
instance of entity Q and an instance of entity Q is related to more than one instance of entity P.
Let us see an example −
A Person can have more than one Bank Accounts but a bank account can have at most one
person as account holder.
TYPES OF RELATIONSHIP CONT……..

 Many-to-Many Relationship
 Under Many-to-Many (N:N) relationship, more than one instance of entity P is related to
more than one instance of entity Q. For more than one instance of entity Q is related to
more than one instance of entity P.
 Let us see an example −
 The relationship of services between many students and teachers

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