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|    Re: ParadoxField?    |
|    24 Apr 08 07:15:23    |
      Hi,       yes it's recursion. But I suppose more than one level. I would take it       as fas as plausible data takes me.       In the Table Relationships.Field1 (PersonsID) which field type do you       take? That is my main problem.                     M.              On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 19:12:35 +1000, Tom Krieg <"Please use the website       contact form"> wrote:              >In the Relationships table, also create another secondary index on       >RelativeID, then you can do a reverse search. This gets a little more       >complicated.       >       >Add an extra 2 options to RelativeType -5 = Son, 6=Daughter       >       >Tom Krieg wrote:       >> Ah! recursion. If it's only to one level, then it's easy.       >>       >> Persons       >> Field1 PersonID (Meaningless Identifier)       >> Field2 Name       >> Field3 Birthday       >> Field4 Address       >> Primary Key = PersonID       >>       >> Relationships       >> Field1 RecordID (Meaningless Identifier)       >> Field1 PersonID - points to Persons record of this person       >> Field2 RelativeType - 1 = Father; 2 = Mother, 3 = Brother, 4 = Sister       >> Field2 RelativeID - points to PersonID of relative       >> Primary Key = RecordID       >> Secondary Index on PersonID + RelativeType + RelativeID (Unique)       >>              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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