Hi everyone. Im having a problem with heritage. The situation is the following:
I have two tables, tbl_everyone and tbl_employees. tbl_employees
inherits from tbl_everyone.
In tbl_everyone, i store some information about everyone who is
related with the place where i work: Name, ID (PK), Birth Date,
Adress...
Then, in tbl_employees i have aditional information, like area, position, etc.
The problem appears when i have someone in tbl_everyone that becomes
an employee. What do i have to do ? Consider that ID in tbl_everyone
is used in auxiliar tables, so i cannot easily delete the person in
tbl_everyone and insert it again in tbl_employees.. .
Thanks in advance
Sebastian Davancens
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On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 14:27, Sebastian Davancens wrote: Hi everyone. Im having a problem with heritage.
.... whatever that might be...
The situation is the following: I have two tables, tbl_everyone and tbl_employees. tbl_employees inherits from tbl_everyone. In tbl_everyone, i store some information about everyone who is related with the place where i work: Name, ID (PK), Birth Date, Adress... Then, in tbl_employees i have aditional information, like area, position, etc. The problem appears when i have someone in tbl_everyone that becomes an employee. What do i have to do ? Consider that ID in tbl_everyone is used in auxiliar tables, so i cannot easily delete the person in tbl_everyone and insert it again in tbl_employees.. .
Rather than inheriting, tbl_employees could be a separate table that
holds only the additional information and it should have a foreign key
reference to tbl_everyone. When someone becomes an employee, create a
row in tbl_employees with the extra information.
Create a View that combines tbl_employees with tbl_everyone to return
the information that your inheriting table would have given you.
Alternatively, create a separate index of keys to the hierarchy and use
it as the target for foreign key references. Use triggers to keep it up
to date.
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Sebastian Davancens wrote: Hi everyone. Im having a problem with heritage. The situation is the following: I have two tables, tbl_everyone and tbl_employees. tbl_employees inherits from tbl_everyone. In tbl_everyone, i store some information about everyone who is related with the place where i work: Name, ID (PK), Birth Date, Adress... Then, in tbl_employees i have aditional information, like area, position, etc. The problem appears when i have someone in tbl_everyone that becomes an employee. What do i have to do ? Consider that ID in tbl_everyone is used in auxiliar tables, so i cannot easily delete the person in tbl_everyone and insert it again in tbl_employees.. .
Have you tried deferred constraints, eg:
BEGIN;
SET CONSTRAINTS ALL DEFERRED;
DELETE ...;
INSERT ...;
END;
I've haven't had chance to test this, but I think this could
be what you're looking for.
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