Insert Primary Keys to all tables in a database?
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1. As a matter of fact, you should first see what is the exact relationship between tables. Maybe in some of them you need to create FK(foreign keys).You should create PK for every table but check first the things I've writhed earlier. Anyway, a table cannot contain 2 PK at the same time... so, I think you already have at least one tables who contains ENO and RPT_NAME at the same time... be careful. \n2. you can use a Stored Procedure to update your tables (not recommended).
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For example, "rsMember" is your table name, you want to add every single records in "MemberCode" fields into a combobox named "cmbCode". Field "MemberCode" is the first fields on the table, so we call it "Fields(0)". The code is something like this :\n\nrsMember.MoveFirst\nDo while rsMember.EOF  = false\n   me.cmbCode.addItem(rsMember.fields(0).Value)\n   rsMember.MoveNext\nLoop\n\nModify it yourself, ok....\n\nTry to look for some help and sample codes in www.a1vbcode.com
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A longer term solution would be to use database aliases / synonyms so that the schema and table names could remain the same across environments.
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try this out:\n\nhttp://dev.mysql.com/doc/
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There are two Good ways to do it:\n\n1. Using Import & Export wizard, you can transfer the entire database from one server to another.\n\n2. Simply FTP the data file (.MDF) and then attach the file using the sp_attach_db command.
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Assuming you have almost full access to your database in mysql, you should be able to drop whatever tables you created and that would give youa 'blank' slate to work with.
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Use Select Into option to migrate the data. You will need one select into statement for each of the tables.\n\nSELECT * INTO db1.dbo.table_name FROM db2.dbo.table_name\n\nHere dbo refers to database owner and db1 & db2 are the databases.
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certain databases like mysql achieves this by using the dot operator "."\nsay db1 has table1(field1) and\ndb2 has table2(field2)then \n\nselect a.*,b.* from db1.table1 a,db2.table2 b where\na.field1 = b.field2
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Open your database, then select, Tools, Database Utilities, and finally select Switchboard Manager.\n\nFollow the step-by-step instructions! Good Luck!
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stmt = connection.createStatement();\n\n// check from User_tables data dictionary table \n//to see if the table exists.\nrset = stmt.executeQuery(" SELECT Table_Name FROM\n                           User_Tables "+ \n                         " WHERE Table_Name='XYZ'");    \n\n// if the resultset of the above query \n//does not have any record, \n//it means table is not existing.\nif (!rset.next())\n{\n          //operation to do if table doesn't exist\n}\nelse\n{\n          //operation to do if table exists\n}
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http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/sql-syntax.html\nYour best bet is to Start with MySQL, which is an Open Source Implementation, then learn SQL and then Database Design, and shortly after you will be a full fledged DBA
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NO! Not technically.\n\nA database has to have fixed number of named columns. Spreadsheet has a open stucture.
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Select member ID, member type, company \nfrom (insert table name here) \ngroup by member type, company \norder by member type, company
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Hi,\nI am database programmer and use MS Access and SQl and others. Give a detailed example what you exactly want to do. Then I will tell you the design. I never designed a database wrong until now, hehe.\n\nA very important tip for you! If you want later export the database to SQL do NOT use the export wizzard of Access. This wizzard does not work and cost only time. Use the Import Wizzard in SQL. This wizzard works. \n\nNice greetings\nFranky
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1) Oracle has a program call SQL Loader that loads tables from external data.  You can write a module in Access to create a flat fiel from your data and put it in a form where SQL Loader understands.\n\n2) A solution that works with almost any RDBMS is to write a module in Access to create SQL Insert statement for each record in your Access table, and write them to a file.  Then, using the RDBMS's batch execution engine (SQL PLus for Oracle, OSQL for SQL Server, MySQL command prompt, etc, ISQL for Sybase, etc), simply create yout table and run those insert statements.\n\nAn example of 2) would be ...\n\nFunction doIt()\n\nDim rs As Recordset\n\nSet rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Select f1, f2 from t1;")\nOpen "c:&#92;statements.sql" For Output As #1\nWhile Not rs.EOF\n    Print #1, "Insert into T1 (F1, F2) values ('" & rs("f1") & "', '" & rs("f2") & ")';"\n    rs.MoveNext\nWend\nClose\nrs.Close\n\nEnd Function
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Make an ODBC and then use the JDBC-ODBC Bridge to connect to Access and issue SQL Statements to insert records in your DB!
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Check out Microsoft\n\nOr just Google database design or database normalization.