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> I am working on a design problem where I have many (possibly
> multinational) customers with tree structured administrative structures
> (cust, nation, region, site, building for instance). At the leaf nodes
> of the administrative tree, there is a tree organized location system
> (building, floor, room, rack, bin for instance). Any customer may be
> lacking in any number of levels.
Is the below a correct representation of the problem? (I realize each levels is optional)
Nation
Region
Site
Bldg (this building is associated with a customer ?)
Floor
Room
Rack
Bin
Part
Etc...
If you would like to post some sample data, I can model it with an experimental db. While you won't be able to translates it completely to your application, it may be of some value.
> There must be the ability to coalesce nodes into one another, as
> well as to split a current node into two, moving part of the subtree of
> the old node to the new node at any level.
The experimental db's GUI should be able do the above in a manner similar to cut/paste in File Explorer? Received on Sat Feb 28 2004 - 16:45:51 CST
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