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DBMS bridge entity operations

Hilton D

Active Coder
I'm currently working on a project that calls for the use of bridge entities. I created a straightforward design, but I'm unable to display it to you.

**tblStudent** - (PK) Student ID - LastName, FirstName, MiddleName, YearLevel, Section, Adviser, and CellphoneNumber

**tblGets [bridge]** — Student ID — OffenseCode

**tblOffense** - (PK) OffenseCode - OffenseDescription - OffenseCategory

I've successfully INNER JOINED all of my tables, with the exception of tblGets, which I'm not sure how to use in my project. because the infractions a pupil commits at school are tracked by my project. Check here for more references.
 

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