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Old 2004-07-28, 06:03 AM
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I am currently designing a web site for an independent study at university. I am linking the web site to an MySQL database. However, I have to include 3 linked tables. How do I link them? I am using Web Mania for hosting. Hope someone can help. Thanks
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Old 2004-07-28, 08:11 AM
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A linked table is one that typically has a key, in this case foregin key, in common with another table.

Ergo:

Users
user_id | username

Address
address_id | address_1 | city

User_address
user_id | address_id
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Old 2004-08-08, 10:35 AM
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Thank you for your reply. I've been away and will start work again tomorrow. I will try your suggestion.
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