What you envisage was realized by the Pick database system from the
1970s. It had a "dictionary" to each table, and virtual fields could be
defined in the dictionary as expressions.
With SQL you might find that VIEWs and user defined functions might
adapt to your application.
JS
Eugen Stoia
My ideea was to create some database structure where some tables would
store the real data (the actual values of the columns) and some other
tables that have the values i need to work with calculated based upon
the data stored in the first tables. Triggers seem the way to go, but i
was wonderin
Eugen Stoianovici wrote:
Is there a way o creating tables that have fields that are expressions
rather than values?
Those expresions would return a value based on values stored in other
fields of some other table (or the same table if that's necessary).
If the expressions do not vary per row,
Eugen Stoianovici a écrit :
Is there a way o creating tables that have fields that are expressions
rather than values?
Those expresions would return a value based on values stored in other
fields of some other table (or the same table if that's necessary).
Hi,
i think the best way to do that
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