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Finding Non-Null Columns

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scott50

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Jun 27, 2002
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I am creating a database that will collect the dates when training was completed. I need to find all the the columns(training) a particular person has completed. I was considering trying to see if a column is null and then moving on to the next one. Any Ideas?
 
First off you need to have different tables...one for the training classes, one for the students/workers/people, and finally one for just the personID and classID...if things are set up this way then you should have no trouble making a query to determine what classes each person has taken. Hope that helps.

Kevin
 
I currently thought I would set the db up like this

Employee Info(id,first,last,staff/hourly,department,job description

Then a tables for each department(20) with there required training. Also a general training table.

So each table would have columns with there training and a date of completion record.

I think Your suggestion will make it much easier and faster. I think I am still going to keep a table for each department. It should make it easier to find each departments requirements.

 
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