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Well ,
How about cargo as table with primary key say cargo_id which unqiely identifies cargo and weight . Now you should have a cargo detail table that will have cargo_id , load , truck_id .
So
Cargo
cargo_detail
This takes care of split cargo ( consigment ) .
-Ak
> I remember seeing this question asked on another forum some time back. I
dont like the solution the guy had and Im wondering how some of you might
solve problem. Im giving a low level generic example.
>
> Lets say you have a parent-child relationship. The parent table is
'TRUCKS' and the child table is 'CARGO'. The foreign key to CARGO tells
which truck the cargo is loaded on. When the cargo is moved to another
truck, the foreign key is updated.
>
> I dont like this approach. it causes contention. what is a better way to
design this?
>
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