Hi,
I get from an outside source tables as simple textfiles to im****t.
Those are obviously results of views with joined tables.
Among the normal stuff are columns that have one or a list of id-numbers
devided by a semicolon.
In the next column there is the corresponding text for this ids.
It looks like this:
17, ... , "1; 2;", "cat; mouse;", ...
23, ..., "3;", "dog;", ...
42, ..., "2; 7;", "mouse; horse;", ...
Obviously the meaning is that some entity has those listed attributes.
Most likely they are stored as a n:m-relation like:
17, 1
17, 2
23, 3
42, 2
42, 7
Is there a way to reproduce the output in the form above (as array) ?
Is there a way to im****t the data in the form above, so it gets neately
stored in a n:m ?
Is it seen as a conceptual good solution to store such information
within a text-column or array?
I'd rather doubt that PG would watch the integrity of those ids then.
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