Nuno: Yes please provide some examples. Thanks for your help!
Joshua "Nuno Canas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Joshua, > You have many possibilities, i.e.: > > 1 - Class Customer with Address and Phone as Ramon suggests; > 2 - Class Customer and Class Address as Embedded Class in Customer; > 3 - Class Customer and Class Address (both %Persistent) and related; > 4 - Class Customer and Class Office (both %Persistent) and related and > Class Address as Embedded Class in Office; (this one is the one I prefer); > > If you need further help; > I'll post some examples on class definitions ;-) > > Regards > Nuno > > Joshua M. Andrews wrote: > > I want to create a customer record. Each customer should have an ID number > > and whenever I add an item to the customer (example: address and phone > > number) I want to make sure that the address and phone number are added to > > that customer's ID number. That way, whenever an employee looks up the > > customer they can see everything about them (Address, phone, etc..). > > > > How can I do this? > > > > Thanks. > > > > >
