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> TABLE
> ---------
> TableId
> Ticker
> quantity
> Currency
> Price
> MarketValue
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>
> TABLE_DETAIL
> ---------
> TableDetailId
> *TableId <---------------- Foreign Key
> Key <---------------- Indexed
> Value <---------------- Will be a Varchar(100)
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> example data:
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Yes i understand the point...
my two euro-cents
consider that in this situation you might have the same
datatype vc2 for different domains, this is evidently incorrect
from a logical point of view.
However i had the same problem few years ago designing a model
for a banking application. Toghether with the developer guy we
agreed and came to a solution: gathering attributes in entities
related one to one to the main entity...
eg: the main entity is "companies" and everything related to the
company assets went to one differnt table "Assets" and so on...
The GUI reflected this design... there were a tabbed form where
the users everytime switched from a tab to another a query was
performed against the database with a primary key value...
/G Received on Fri Oct 03 2003 - 17:37:54 CDT
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