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HuaMin Chen Posted 18 years ago
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For one foreign key in that captioned table, how can we know, to which primary key in another table it's referring?
Actually there’re only 2 formats because "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format has a little bit of difference in the structure. But for some other expenses, the users can choose either a specific kind or even ALL (by ‘*’). Please also notice the parameters we can choose in these 2 reports.
When I was trying to experience more with the captioned tool, I was prompted for having a registration key. Is there any keys, by which we can try more with the tool?
For one foreign key in that captioned table, how can we know, to which primary key in another table it's referring?
Actually there’re only 2 formats because "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format has a little bit of difference in the structure. But for some other expenses, the users can choose either a specific kind or even ALL (by ‘*’). Please also notice the parameters we can choose in these 2 reports.
When I was trying to experience more with the captioned tool, I was prompted for having a registration key. Is there any keys, by which we can try more with the tool?
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For any foreign key in that captioned [ captioning? ] table, how can we know to which primary key in another table it refers ? Actually there are only two formats , because the "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format differs a little bit in structure .
- For any foreign key in that captioned [ captioning?
- ] table, how can we know to which primary key in another table it refers ?
- Actually there are only two formats , because the "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format differs a little bit in structure .
- But for some other expenses, the users can choose either a specific kind or even ALL ( with ‘*’).
- Please also notice the parameters we can choose in these two reports.
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For any foreign key in that captioned [captioning?] table, how can we know to which primary key in another table it refers?
Actually there are only two formats, because the "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format differs a little bit in structure. But for some other expenses, the users can choose either
For any foreign key in that captioned [captioning?] table, how can we know to which primary key in another table it refers?
Actually there are only two formats, because the "COMMISSION AND AGENCY FEES" format differs a little bit in structure. But for some other expenses, the users can choose either
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