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Some tables in a database are needed to keep track of four physical
objects. One of these objects can come in one of three shapes.
Shape A has three attributes, shape B two and shape C has only one.
It´s about how and where they are stored.
Is it better to have one mothertable for Object and three childs for
the different shapes, or can I have one for all of them wiht some
fields optional?
Grateful for some advice.
Arne J
Received on Fri Sep 28 2001 - 15:18:23 CDT
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