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buckeyeJane
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 Posted - 2015-04-27 : 10:07:53
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| We have customer Types that have different business rules required based by class. CustomersBillingCustomer#OperationalCustomer#CustomerId#...Customer Class Type #1AcquisitionCodeDisposition**PayToCustomerId#Customer Class Type #2LatitudeLongitudeOperationType**PayToCustomerId#Customer Class Type #3Acquisition CodeDispositionNotification Method**SupplierCustomerID#In the example above, both the SupplierCustomerID# and the payToCustomerID numbers are referring back to the Customers Table. In order to get information about the Pay To Customer, a query to the Customer table is needed. What is the best practice for handling this type of database design? Thank you for your help regarding this database design question. |
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gbritton
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Posted - 2015-04-27 : 14:07:52
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Database Design - Help!