Re: One-to-one relationship

2002-07-30 Thread Gabriel
What you probably want to do is go to amazon, and get these two books: "The Practical SQL Handbook" "The Practical SQL Handbook: The Sequel." These two books are on general DB design issues, and discuss normalization in depth. I have them, and enjoy them very much. And as for

One-to-one relationship

2002-07-30 Thread Quinten Steenhuis
thods, and over time methods of payment might be deleted or added. So, I use the one-to-one relationship to create tables like this: _payments_ _creditCard__check_ paymentID paymentID paymentID invoiceID cardNum check

One-to-one relationship

2002-07-30 Thread Quinten Steenhuis
Hi, I'm not sure that this is the best forum, as it is more of a database design question, but I hope that someone can help me. I am creating a billing system. Each customer can pay via several methods, and over time methods of payment might be deleted or added. So, I use the one-t