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tomwelch
posted 9 years ago
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szegad
replied 9 years ago
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Hi, "By the SQL book" imho:

  • Users table - where you store common fields
  • Teachers table - for teacher related fields. foreign key to users.
  • Students table - for student related fields. foreign key to users.

If you add more profiles you can find yourself in a situation when one users can have more then one profile (eg. course administrator profile).

This model can handle it.

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tomwelch
replied 9 years ago

Hi szegad

Thanks. Sounds easy put like that :)

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