March 4, 2014 at 3:59 am
Hello.
I would like to make a database for a university system, including "Employees , Teachers & Students" entities.
Actually all these 3 entities have some type of same attributes , and also "Name , FamilyName,BirthDate,...".
the major problem is that, can i allocate these details into the seprate table dependently by the name of, such as "GeneralInformation" and make ralations among 3 above entities .
And finaly is there any same sample? can you give me?
Thanks!
Livetecs
Time Tracking Software
March 4, 2014 at 7:28 am
aalianebhan (3/4/2014)
Hello.I would like to make a database for a university system, including "Employees , Teachers & Students" entities.
Actually all these 3 entities have some type of same attributes , and also "Name , FamilyName,BirthDate,...".
the major problem is that, can i allocate these details into the seprate table dependently by the name of, such as "GeneralInformation" and make ralations among 3 above entities .
And finaly is there any same sample? can you give me?
Thanks!
Livetecs
Time Tracking Software
This sounds an awful lot like homework. Why don't you post your ideas and we can give you some pointers.
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March 4, 2014 at 8:37 am
How about, instead of GeneralInformation, we think of those things as what they are, People. You can then create a People or Person table and there you can locate the things that make a Person a person. Then, you have to figure out what makes a person a student or what makes a person a teacher and those things will be put into other tables, but ones that related to the original Person table.
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