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Nead a guru in to-many relations
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Nead a guru in to-many relations


  • Subject: Nead a guru in to-many relations
  • From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 15:39:35 -0500

Hola tod@s!

I have the following problem/chalenge:

I wanto neast data into neasted data. That is, I want to write a generic method(s) which alow me to do something like

docs<->>docs<->>docs<->>...<->>docs

For example,

The class Docs (represented in an enity TDocs) has a to-many relation with its Details (which are type of Docs); each detail may have a to-many relation to its Products (which again are type of Docs). Until here, I have no problem (well not too much): I can have 3 concrete subclasses of Docs represented with 3 different entities, say TDocs, TDetails and TProds, and use 1 key for Docs, 2 keys for Details and 3 keys for Prods (so I can search for the third product of the second item in the last document, with a direct fetch in TProds).

But a Product may be made of Products so I nead a to-many relation TProds<-->>TProds which may be neasted over and over...

With this panorama, I decided to forget about the 3 first levels and try to solve this in a more generic perspective, not yet with a satisfactory answer...

How can I neast objects of the same kind over and over??
Is there a usefull db/sql/eof mechanism to perform this??

Any idea will be VERY wellcome.

Gracias,


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