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I am working in a database project that involves the following.
table admins <--------relation one to many ------ table accounts
The people belonging to the table admins can create accounts, delete accounts, or modify accounts.
Now, there is supposed to be ONLY one super_admin that is going to administrate the admins (create, modify, delete)
I am thinking in just creating a new relation like this:
table super_admin <---------- relation one to many ------- admins
But is it worth it to create a table just to have one record on it (the only
super_admin).
Or is there any other more efficient way to to this???
Thanks for your input.
--------------Claudia Rivera-----------------Received on Fri Dec 01 2000 - 12:14:43 CST
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