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DonLarson
5 years agoQrew Commander
Kyle,
This could start to get complicated but here is a first crack at the architecture for your application.
Create your Customers and then add the Job Sites for them.
Then when you have to create a Job for that day, you are picking the Customer and then one of their Job Sites. Your Job Log Table then can inherit the information from the Customers table and the Job Sites table. I recommend using the Record ID# of the Jobs Log table as your Job Number. This way it is auto assigned by the system.
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Don Larson
Paasporter
Westlake OH
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This could start to get complicated but here is a first crack at the architecture for your application.
Create your Customers and then add the Job Sites for them.
Then when you have to create a Job for that day, you are picking the Customer and then one of their Job Sites. Your Job Log Table then can inherit the information from the Customers table and the Job Sites table. I recommend using the Record ID# of the Jobs Log table as your Job Number. This way it is auto assigned by the system.
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Don Larson
Paasporter
Westlake OH
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