A Basic Hierarchy The table most often used to introduce self-joins in Access is the old Employees table from the "Northwind Traders" demo database. The table validation rules could prohibit an employee to be his or her own manager by forcing the field "reports to" to be different from "PID".
But there is no simple way to prevent Nancy from becoming Andrew's supervisor, in turn being already Nancy's supervisor. This would be a cycle , a condition that can cause problems later.
The field "reports to" will often be displayed as a combo box [tblEmployees] , translating the number to a full name. A combo box is the most obvious way to display a many-to-one relationship in the interface.
Conversely, the Employees form could have a subform showing subordinate employees for a manager, the obvious way to display a one-to-many relationship.
When looking at Steven's record, one would see three names in the subform, those for whom his PID is selected in the "reports to" field. What about queries? If we want the name of the employee and the name of his or her supervisor, we need to add the same table twice. FullName, M.
FullName, B. This is quite arbitrary, and should in fact be replaced by some sort of numbering "L1", "L2", etc. Andrew can be found in any column, depending on how many levels he is "above" the current employee. PID E. FullName Reports To S. FullName M. FullName B. This hierarchy has a depth of three levels only. If we play with the data a little, for example by having Steven report to Margaret, the depth will quickly change. This points to the main problems of this view.
We need to anticipate the maximal depth of the tree. It is difficult to use them, for example to build a "path". An overall sort order is best obtained using a dedicated sort field, acting like a calculated index in other database systems. The procedure will in reality only sort siblings, and even that only when sorting on a calculated expression.
Local views of the tree are obtained by extracting one or several branches into a temporary recordset or table. The extracted information is a snapshot, but can be treated like a small tree, with more options for sorting. The mere navigation from node to node can be dynamic at all times, so that the user can experience the tree as a constantly sorted structure.
A newly created node will appear to be immediately inserted in the tree. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. Displays the directory structure of a path or of the disk in a drive graphically. The structure displayed by this command depends upon the parameters that you specify at the command prompt. If you don't specify a drive or path, this command displays the tree structure beginning with the current directory of the current drive.
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