You need to have some sort of unique identifier, like a primary key.
And all the tables should agree upon that
Defryn, Guy wrote:
DG: Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 10:37:41 +1300
DG: From: Defryn, Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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DG: Subject: relationships between databases
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DG: What is the best way of making a relationship between tables in Mysql.
DG: Do you set it up when you are creating the tables or is it done with the
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DG: I am a newbie to Mysql, BTW
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