Sorry if this seems simple, but I'm bouncing before I get into deep.
I am building a database through nuBuilder that will enable me to make notes, identify keyword on my research on the Bible. I am thinking the following.
There are three levels Book > Chapter > Verse. I want to be able to make notes on each level. I also want to access by Chapter or verse.
Thinking Home would be have a button for each level
Book would enable me to go to Book > Chapter > Verse.
Chapter would enable me to go to Chapter > Verse.
Verse would enable me to go to Verse.
Would I build a form for each level and use lookups to get the level of detail?
The data in stored in a table
bible_id
bib_bible_books_id
b_name
b_index
b_book
b_chapter
b_verse
b_nasb
b_nkjv
b_esv
b_isv
b_amp
b_niv
Also have a keyword table and notes table.
Thanks Heaps
Paul
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Database design help
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Re: Database design help
Hi Paul,
How about using three lookup objects (Book > Chapter > Verse)
You can use nuSetProperty() to set a hash cookie that filters the SQL.
How about using three lookup objects (Book > Chapter > Verse)
You can use nuSetProperty() to set a hash cookie that filters the SQL.
Re: Database design help
Hi Kevin
Thanks
Will look into this seems less complex
I forgot about Hash Cookies
Paul
Thanks
Will look into this seems less complex
I forgot about Hash Cookies
Paul
Re: Database design help
Paul,
Here's a database you can muck around with...
Here's the database structure...
Here is a Report to explain how you can use it...
Steven
Here's a database you can muck around with...
Here's the database structure...
Here is a Report to explain how you can use it...
Steven
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