Does these two questions make sense? DB related

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theres a table in a db with records containing a unique id, names, addresses, course codes, accomodation numbers, telephone numbers etc, the questions are:

a. Adapt the database to conform to at least 1NF (First Normal Form) and structure the database into a relational model.

b. The database includes one form (called FrmStart) with a visible command button (CmdButton) when the user clicks on the command button a message box appears with the text ‘hello world’ and the form closes (not saving) followed by a different form opening (called FrmNext) How would you write this in VBA?

now I dont want answers but the actual questions make sense yes?;)

essentually A is looking for non repeating info split into tables , then linked together by the end of it you end up with it in 2NF if done correctly.
and B is declaring the subroutine, msgbox, and docmd.openform baring in mind to use acsaveno when closing.
 
theres a table in a db with records containing a unique id, names, addresses, course codes, accomodation numbers, telephone numbers etc, the questions are:

a. Adapt the database to conform to at least 1NF (First Normal Form) and structure the database into a relational model.

b. The database includes one form (called FrmStart) with a visible command button (CmdButton) when the user clicks on the command button a message box appears with the text ‘hello world’ and the form closes (not saving) followed by a different form opening (called FrmNext) How would you write this in VBA?

now I dont want answers but the actual questions make sense yes?;)

essentually A is looking for non repeating info split into tables , then linked together by the end of it you end up with it in 2NF if done correctly.
and B is declaring the subroutine, msgbox, and docmd.openform baring in mind to use acsaveno when closing.
The questions make sense to me, although B isn't related to databases and VBA is god awful and should be left to rot with Office < 2003
 
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