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In our company lets assume we process some raw materials. For example CLAY, FELDSPAR, CAOLINE and QUARTZ and after processing assume there are 4 quality ranges specified. 1st Quality 2nd Q 3rd and 4th. For example 1st quality Feldspar is given a code number like 11011 and 2nd=11012 3rd=11013 4th is 11014 Lets think the table products is designed as follows: Code Name Quality Color Smell Note 11011 Feldspar 1st Gray Sharp Notes&Notes&Notes 11012 Feldspar 2nd Green Mild AnotherNotes&Notes . . continues.... In a 1:N-relation-designed form like an ORDERS form, the operator have to select the name and quality of the product because the two are the speciality that differs the product from others. Or the operator has to memorize all the code numbers. Memorizing code numbers are easy in this scenario but if the number of the products grow, it becomes impossible to memorize. The operator has to select from the two LINKS (DROPDOWN s) combination Is it possible this kind of a scenario put into practice. -- _______________________________________________ Check out the latest SMS services @ http://www.linuxmail.org This allows you to send and receive SMS through your mailbox.
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