How to Properly Relate Students & Parents in a Microsoft Access Database, Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to properly relate students and parents in your database, including setting up a junction table and using an append query to fix existing records. This is part 2.
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[@Shadow.Dragon]

Thanks for the informative video, Richard! It's always good to see more examples of many-to-many use cases!

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Thanks