I like your redesigned idea, Kathryn. Consider each of your circuits as a standalone and see if makes sense that way. Lease and Rent seem to make sense as individual application concepts, where Admin and Public don't. Of course, every architect has their own take on how the design should look, but your second take is an improvement over the first, IMO.
- Jeff On 6 Jun 2002 at 10:42, Kathryn wrote: > OK, here is my latest project. I am doing this "by the book"! The customer > has already seen/approved the wireframe and the prototype. I am now working > up a Mind Map. (I haven't even begun the db, and it's killing me; I love db > design!) > > The application is to maintain and display information on the leases on > property my company holds. We have a few hundred branches, so the amount of > data is pretty small. > > There will be a public side and an admin side of the application. On the > public side, users will be able to see, for an example, current lease > information on the properties over which they have managerial control. So I > will have to run a query and display the lease information. On the admin > side, a very limited number of people will be able to update information on > the leases. Again, I will have to run a query and display a lease form. > Obviously the queries will be basically the same. There are alse sections > on rent information, renovation information, etc. Each of these sections > also has a public and admin side. > > I am considering the following file structure: > > Lease > -----queries > -----public > -----admin > > Rent > -----queries > -----public > -----admin > > etc. > > In my original mind map, I had the structure set up as > > Public > -----Lease > ----------Query > ----------Display > -----Rent > ----------Query > ----------Display > > Admin > -----Lease > ----------Query > ----------Display > -----Rent > ----------Query > ----------Display > > but the revision above seems to make more sense. > > So...are there any strong pros and cons that you all can see in the revised > file structure? Any warnings, war stories, etc. that you would share? > > Thanks. > > Kathryn Butterly > Web Developer > Washington Mutual Finance > 813 632-4490 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > ==^================================================================ This email was sent to: [email protected] EASY UNSUBSCRIBE click here: http://topica.com/u/?bUrFMa.bV0Kx9 Or send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] T O P I C A -- Register now to manage your mail! http://www.topica.com/partner/tag02/register ==^================================================================
