Was my offering helpful?
On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 7:31:05 PM UTC-4, Elizabeth McGurty wrote:
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> Oh!
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> 1. You could just have a 'Participant' table, containing students,
> professors, teachers, evaluators as distinguished by a role, is_active,
> etc..
> 2. You could just have a 'Evaluat
Oh!
1. You could just have a 'Participant' table, containing students,
professors, teachers, evaluators as distinguished by a role, is_active,
etc..
2. You could just have a 'Evaluation_Detail' table, containing at a row
level student_id, class_id, teacher_id, professor_id, evaluator_id for eac
Hey Liz,
Thanks for responding. Here's some initial responses:
1. While I understand the need in an actual application for things like
a *Classroom* model (owned by a *Professor*), and then something like a
*StudentClassroom* model (setting up *Students* to a *Classroom*) to
bett
Before I respond, I think that it would be helpful if you provided your
database entity–relationship model. Also, I don't see that you have a
Classes, the school variety, table.
Liz
On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 1:18:38 AM UTC-4, Scott Goci wrote:
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> I've been wrestling with database normaliza
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