Relationship 1-1: 1-1 Relationship Between Tables in Access

This updated guide examines Relationship 1-1: 1-1 Relationship Between Tables in Access and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

One-to-one relationships are created when both connection fields are primary keys or have unique constraints.

For further clarification, continue with the database and the tables we created in the previous lesson. First, go to the Database Tools tab.

Click on Relationships option .

Select the Members panel and tblHRData, click Add to add both tables to the working screen and then close the Show Table dialog box .

To create a relationship between these two tables, use the mouse to click and hold the NhanvienID field in the tblNhanvien table , drag the connection to the field you want to connect to in table tblHRData. When you release the mouse, Access will open the following window:

This window relates to the tblNhanvien 's NhanvienID and NhanvienID of tblHRData. Click on the Create button and now these two tables are connected, establishing a relationship with each other.

This relationship is automatically saved by Access without saving . Recently we have created the most basic relationship, next, choose each table to see if there is anything different from the beginning.

You open the table tblNhanvien.

Normally on the left side of each record, you will see a small plus sign by default. When creating a relationship, Access automatically adds a child datasheet to the table.

Click the plus sign and you will see information related to the records available on the tblHRData table .

Click on the Save icon and open tblHRData, you will see the entered data already here.

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