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This relational database was written as part of a 3rd year computing module, and demonstrates how a database could be used to store information about circumstances or train delays and their causations.
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Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 Database design and structure a Table setup b Relationships 3 Forms, security & logon a Splash screen b Password protection c The Category_table form The Category_edit form e Unlocking records for editing 4 Queries 5 Reports 6 Data Access Pages Bibliography APPENDIX A - VB Code listing for all programmed forms 1 Introduction This relational database was written as part of a 3rd year computing module, and demonstrates how a database could be used to store information about circumstances or train delays and their causations. Databases help to solve two general problems. Woin (1999) proposed database that they help you manage complexity; e.g. tracking the analysis state of the large number of files produced, indexing the numerous sets of calibration constants and snapshots of the detector configuration, etc. From the bottoms-up perspective, databases separate the action of specifying what data you want from the mechanics of actually...
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