On May 10, 2014, at 3:34 PM, Joseph Casale <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have about a dozen tables with an id PK column and a single column
> with some unique string. I then have a single table that composes 13
> rows with an id PK field and all FK refs to rows in the other 12 tables.
>
> Bulk inserting data into the initial 12 tables is simple but I am not certain
> how to setup the final table so I can pass just actual values that otherwise
> would exist in the earlier 12 tables without passing in their PK id's.
>
> How do you setup the relationship in final table to facilitate passing in
> actual values, allowing them to bypass a lookup for their PK id?
standard relationship mechanics would allow this:
myobject.some_relationship = some_related_object
there's no need to worry about the actual PK or FK values.
if that's not your question then perhaps provide more specifics.
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