> There are a few possible ways to go about this. One is the manual
> way, where you actually instantiate and them modify the map record
> separately, as shown here:
...
> Finally, you could forego the many-to-many relationship definition and
> instead (or "also") defined it as chain of rel
On 11/7/06, Jud Dagnall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my application, there is are projects, tags, and profiles (users).
> Projects can be tagged by multiple profiles. Each tag has a many-to-many
> relationship both projects and profiles. There's a mapping table
> (tag_project_profile_map) with a
In my application, there is are projects, tags, and profiles (users).
Projects can be tagged by multiple profiles. Each tag has a many-to-many
relationship both projects and profiles. There's a mapping table
(tag_project_profile_map) with a 3-column primary key that relates those
three tables.
