Estoy construyendo una base de datos relacional (muchos a muchos) a partir de datos json extraídos de la web. Tengo dos bases de datos principales, una con 909 filas y la otra con 13 filas. Necesito hacer coincidir las identificaciones de la tabla grande con las identificaciones de la tabla pequeña en la tabla de intersección, correspondientes a cómo están vinculadas dentro del archivo json. El problema que encuentro es que no hay nada que relacione estas tablas, pero necesito completar la tabla de intersección. No hay nada que intente o se me ocurra que pueda poblarlo, aparte de hacerlo a mano, lo que llevará días. A continuación se muestra una pequeña muestra del archivo json. La tabla grande tiene información del curso y la tabla pequeña usa la tecla de cumplimiento.

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