Well, the situation is like this: Locations(id, location_info) is an independent table to store all relevant locations. Jobs (id, name, location_id) is a table that has exactly one location for each job, and stores the location_id from location(id). Shops(id, name, location_id) is another table that has exactly one location for each shop, and stores the location_id from location(id).
I do understand that I need to have a reference table in the middle of each relationship, but am unable to find a definable relationship within the scope of CakePHP. HABTM seems to be the closest option, but may be I need something different. Thanks Loke On Jan 8, 2:28 pm, John Andersen <[email protected]> wrote: > What are the requirements for Model3? > Must there be a relationship to Model2 if there is a relationship to > Model1 and vice versa? > Enjoy, > John > > On Jan 8, 9:05 pm, loke <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I have a relational requirement where more than one models are related > > to another model. > > > I want to define the relations with an index table for each > > relationship between the two models. > > > Model1 -> Model1_Model3_index -> Model3 > > > Model2 -> Model2_Model3_index -> Model3 > > > I could see HABTM to be a solution, but the relationship between > > Model1-> Model3 and Model2->Model3 has to be a 1 -to- n relationship. > > > Thanks
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