Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Fri Aug 29 13:51:20 CDT 2014
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 2:22 PM, James Button <jamesbutton at blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: > Decide if the data can be assembled in 1 common table with some fields not > entered, or set to specific values "N/A" or 1/1/1900 > =========I considered that, but there would be a lot of blanks. > Or do you need different tables for the different sources ? > =========This is what I've done -- but sources would be the wrong term I think -- we acquire the animals in different ways. One ways is taking them from other institutions. > As in confiscated from another institution and they have the breeding > records > from the institution they got it from - > =========For our purposes, this won't matter. It'll be in filed paperwork and available if needed, but it won't be something we'd actually need for our reporting. > 2 sets that give different information, maybe genetic modified > combination of > genes with 3 parents! > (Yes - devilish view in'tnit) > Then will you have 1 or more than 1 of each of those entries for each animal? =========Stop it! ;) Not happening -- everything here is a native species from perfectly normal acquisitions. Most come from rehabbers or rescues. We don't have exotics. Nothing fancy. :) Susan H.