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I haven't worked with SQL DBs since the late 80's so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I have created a BASE DB using the internal HSQLDB engine for my music collection containing different media (CDs, DVDs, Vinyl LPs, 45s and Cassette, wife had thrown out all my 8-tracks back in '98 as well as my Reel-to-Reel tapes :=( ). I created the main table for Album Info using a field that is auto incremented (essentially record id) integer type, the first field and set as the Primary Key. I then went to create another table (Tracks child of Albums) with TrackID as the first field and Primary key, AlbumID, AlbumTitle, TrackNumber, Track Title, Artist, Time, & Note set as Memo. When I went to set the relations I picked the child table 1st and then I added the parent table using the AlbumID as the field to link. It won't do it. I had it working a few days ago the first time I did this, but when I went to upgrade from Fedora 20 Alpha to Fedora 20 Beta I didn't realize that my backup of the original DBs didn't work so I had to start over. I thought that's what I had done originally when it worked, but apparently not.

So what should I be using to set the relations between child and parent?

Scott C

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