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From: Richard Dillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 1:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: SQL Delema
Thanks guys, I knew i was going about it the wrong way and chasing my tail.
they just sent me a question what if they need to split up families
later... adopting 8
they just sent me a question what if they need to split up families
later... adopting 8 children at once is a pretty good trick by itself, so
sometimes they send them out in smaller groups. And I actually remember a
family of kids that got split up 4 or 5 different ways till they got
heres the deal, I need to build a contact management piece to add into the
registration app im working on.
The contacts need to relate to eachother as they are children. Foster Care
is the underlying theme.
Im a bit at a loss for a way for multiple children to be related to
eachother. say a
family
:id
:last_name
:address
:etc...
children
:id
:family_id
:last_name
:first_name
:age
:etc
Then to find all children, query the children table with a certain
family_id.
On 4/23/06, Richard Dillman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
heres the deal, I need to
Im a bit at a loss for a way for multiple children to be related to
eachother. say a family of 8 with each child haveing a pointer to each of
the other 7.
You hit it on the head with this comment. You need families!
Instead of relating each child to each child, relate each child to a family.
Thanks guys, I knew i was going about it the wrong way and chasing my tail.
they just sent me a question what if they need to split up families
later... adopting 8 children at once is a pretty good trick by itself, so
sometimes they send them out in smaller groups. And I actually remember a
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