Answer by Wilfred van Dijk
Without knowing your total diagram at least you can create the following tables: 1. a table with Member-id and Member-Name 2. a table with activity-id and activity-name 3. a table with session-id, day...
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"first table Member ([MemID], MemName, ActivityID) Second table Activity ([ActivityID], ActName, SesID) Third table Session ([SesID], Day, From, To, CoachID) Fourth table Coach ([CoachID], Name)" is...
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Without knowing your total diagram at least you can create the following tables: 1. a table with Member-id and Member-Name 2. a table with activity-id and activity-name 3. a table with session-id, day...
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"first table Member ([MemID], MemName, ActivityID) Second table Activity ([ActivityID], ActName, SesID) Third table Session ([SesID], Day, From, To, CoachID) Fourth table Coach ([CoachID], Name)" is...
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