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Have done application programming as well as some installation and administration mostly with MySQL for web servers and site development and also with IMS and DB2 on legacy systems in the past.
MS in computer science.
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Cassie, I am not experienced with MS Access, although in principle it's an SQL based database like Mysql and others which I am experienced with. It seems the issue here is how you can implement the
Cassie, Attachments don't work on the site that I know of. However in general you would write your queries using the same fields you'd use when manually figuring these things out. If you can be more
Tina, Given the data you've shown me the only further normalization I would suggest at this point would be to set up an owner_name table with the owner_id as an auto_increment probably: owner_id
Kenya, I suggest installing Drupal on the website and then possibly using the CCK (content creation kit) to create the fields that your client would like. Then use Views - another Drupal feature - to
Interesting perspective. I know when my neighbor's house sold last year I just had to call the County clerk and tell them the street name, and they told me the recorded sales price over the phone.
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