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Hi guys,

 

I have a table called DB_clients, it stores some general info about clients. Because I didn't want to make that table too big with 50 different columns, I've made another table with DB_clientCom, with information such as phone numbers, address etc.

 

Is there some way I can link those 2 databases (or possibly more) so that there's at least one row in DB_clientCom for every entry in DB_clients?

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I have a table called DB_clients, it stores some general info about clients. Because I didn't want to make that table too big with 50 different columns, I've made another table with DB_clientCom, with information such as phone numbers, address etc.

 

I would suggest you read and learn Database Normalization.

 

Is there some way I can link those 2 databases (or possibly more) so that there's at least one row in DB_clientCom for every entry in DB_clients?

 

You must utilize primary and foreign keys to link these tables.  It's all covered in DB normalization.

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