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table and relation****p design - ERD - Newbie

by "Christopher Pisz" <someone@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 21, 2008 at 04:39 PM

I haven't had much experience with databases since my one class in
college. Now I need one, or at least a prototype for my application
that I can make into a real database later.

At any rate. I cranked it up Access and made my first table:

Table: Goods
Description: Something to represent all goods that may exist in my
application's universe
Name - Text Primary Key
Base Value - Number

Now my second table is giving me trouble.
I need something to represent requirements to manufacture a good. For each

good that exists, its manufacture requires many <Good Name, Number
Required> 
'sets'

For example
Maufacture of 1 Laser requires: 2 units of Energy, 2 units of chips, 1
unit 
of computers, 1 unit of machinery...or something like that.
I want to store those requirements in the DB

The table is related to itself :( So I figure a new table is needed, but I

have no idea how to represent this in my database! I remember my
instructor 
teaching us how to resolve one to many or many to many relation****ps and 
finally wanting to end up with one to one... I think.

Anyway, can anyone help me out with some advice?
Also some good reference materiel resources are appreciated if free and 
unbloated. I just want the basics to get things up quickly. Not 700 pages
on 
DB administration, stored procedures, triggers, etc.

Thanks!
 




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table and relationship design - ERD - Newbie
"Christopher Pisz&qu  2008-03-21 16:39:42 
Re: table and relationship design - ERD - Newbie
Philipp Post <Post.Phi  2008-03-22 12:30:54 

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