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wernerwerks
posted 11 years ago
Database Eloquent
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gafitescu
replied 11 years ago
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Hi, What you have here is a many-to-many relationship You can check Many To Many

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wernerwerks
replied 11 years ago

Thanks for the reply. One more question. After reading my post, I'm not sure I was 100% clear on the relationship of the Files. The files that belong to the People only belong to People. However, there are files that belong to other Models. So, let's say I also have a Location model. Those files only belong to Locations and not People.

Does that make sense? Does that change anything? Or, should I still be looking at Many to Many. (which I'm doing now on my end.)

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belar
replied 11 years ago

If Files for Location and Files for People share model, you can without problem set it as many-to-many or even poli relation.

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