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Very interesting. How about grouping all the
common information into one table then have another table linked to it that
contains the productID, AttributeTypeID, Attribute Value. The
AttributeTypes can be predefined to fit all the columns that you don't want in
your original table. So basically, instead of putting the data into
columns, your putting it into Rows. Then build some standardized functions/sp's
to retrived all the data for a particular product ID, or perhaps create a view
that transforms all the data into a "virtual" table.
James
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- Product Catalog Database Model Knight, Matt
- Re: Product Catalog Database Model James Smith
- Re: Product Catalog Database Model S . Isaac Dealey
- RE: Product Catalog Database Model Knight, Matt
- Re: Product Catalog Database Model S . Isaac Dealey
