entity relationship models

littlelibrarylass

can anyone help with designing one of these?
need a real simple guide but having looked on google thye all seem so complicated
need help with the diagram, tables and list of constraints and assumptions for a staff database.
thanks LLL

LittleJo

Hi,
A dead easy way is to use Microsoft Office.
That way you do not need to overcomplicate matters.
You would be amazed how many companies use it for their databases on small applications.
Jo

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littlelibrarylass wrote: »

can anyone help with designing one of these?
need a real simple guide but having looked on google thye all seem so complicated
need help with the diagram, tables and list of constraints and assumptions for a staff database.
thanks LLL

What sort of information are you wanting to hold in it and for what purpose? Approximately, how many staff will be entered into it?

littlelibrarylass

thanks for the replies.
not sure i have microsoft office, how would i know?
information to be included would be cv type stuff and worl related eg - skills, courses etc , for about 10 employees
LLL

C_Ronaldo

littlelibrarylass wrote: »

thanks for the replies.
not sure i have microsoft office, how would i know?
information to be included would be cv type stuff and worl related eg - skills, courses etc , for about 10 employees
LLL

if you went to start - search and search for office and it should come up with office if installed

is it an entity relationship digram you need, you mind if i ask why you need one