Learn how to prevent orphaned records in your Microsoft Access databases. These are records on the "child" side of a relationship that are missing a parent.
Alaina from Seattle, Washington (a Platinum Member) asks: I'm working with your TechHelp Free Template (thank you, by the way) and I've noticed that it's possible for a user to enter order detail items without having first created an order. This causes them to be lost in Limbo. How can I prevent this?
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