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Database Design - Multiple locations
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Database Design - Multiple locations


  • Subject: Database Design - Multiple locations
  • From: "Mr. Frank Cobia" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:15:17 -0400

I have a database design question. I am posting it to the WebObjects list because I am building a WebObjects app and want a solution that works well for EOF.

I have a table of data that has to have a location associated with it. Unfortunately the level of the location is not constant. The data can be associated with a Country, Region, State, Metro Area, County or City. Each of those levels is its own table with relationships pointing to the related locations. i.e. a State knows which Region it belongs to and which Metro Areas belong to it.

I have been unable to come up with a design that seems elegant. I have thought of having 6 separate relationships to each of the location levels, but it seems to duplicate data and the data could get out of sync if a state is moved to a different region or a City is moved to a different county.

Has anyone had a situation like this and come up with a good solution?

Thanks,
Frank Cobia
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