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According to the definition, a Junction Table (bridge table/link table) is used for many-to-many relationships, when used like this:
CREATE TABLE Users ( UserLogin varchar(50) PRIMARY KEY, UserPassword varchar(50) NOT NULL, UserName varchar(50) NOT NULL...
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The question....
We use these terms.
There is not any reason why a junction table couldn't be used for a one-to-many relationship of "Junction" table, "associative" table, "join" table -- it's just a table.
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I have 2 regular Tables "Tasks" and "Employees" and one junction table EmployeeTasks simplified they look like this
Tasks
TaskID ProjectID Duration Employee
EmployeeID EmployeeName EmployeeTasks
EmployeeID TaskID I am trying to find a tsql query that ...
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SELECT Count(TaskID) as NumOfTasks, Sum(Duration) as TimeSpent FROM Employee INNER JOIN EmployeeTasks on Employee.EmployeeID = Tasks.EmployeeID INNER JOIN Tasks on EmployeeTasks... .
Note this is different if you need to show time for an employee who has no tasks .
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I have two sql tables Players and Teams joined by a PlayerTeam junction table. A player can be on a team for various years. What's the best way to handle this relationship? I started with a PlayerTeamYear table, but the foreign key reference to both columns...
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Think....
I'd actually add two columns to the PlayerTeam table: a year and a surrogate key to act as your primary key.
The suggestion above is a good one.
I would add the year to the PlayerTeam table so it has three columns in its primary key.
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Hi everyone!
A "plain SQL question" :) I have two tables and a third one that acts as a "semi junction table", meaning that sometimes there's just one of the two foreign keys.. Is there a way to join them?
For example, given the following data:
Table ...
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SELECT d.*, c.* FROM d JOIN junction j ON j.d_id = d.id LEFT JOIN с ON c.id = j.c_id
You should.
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This is a follow up question to this one:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/416565/query-examples-in-a-many-to-many-relationship
regarding updating the junction table. To do this, I would have to use both key values in the junction table, in the WHERE...
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The temp table?
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.test ( @UserId int, @AddressId int ) AS update UserAddresses set.
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I have 3 tables
1) tblPurchaser having 2 columns:
PurchaserId PurchaserName 1 A1 2 A2 3 A3
2) tblCar having 2 columns:
CarId Carname 11 C1 12 C2 13 C3 14 C4
And the last is a junction table tblInformation where the information about those persons are ...
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table(PurchaserId int, PurchaserName varchar(4)); insert @soPurchaser select 1,'A1' insert @soPurchaser select 2,'A2' insert @soPurchaser select 3,'A3' Declare @SOtblCar table(CarId int, Carname varchar(4' insert @SOtblCar select 14,'C4....
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I have three tables as follows (please forgive the loose syntax), with NO cascading relationships (I do not want this, as the database is primarily managed by NHibernate).
Invoice ( entity_id int not null, ... ) Ticket ( entity_id int not null, ... ) ...
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Finally blow away the temporary table.
You could put the rows from InvoiceTicket into a temporary table, and then delete InvoiceTicket, Ticket and finally Invoice from the ids in the temporary table.
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I have a table called junctionTest which contains foreign keys from icdTbl (pk=icd_id) and patientTbl (pk=patientID)
I need to populate the junctionTest table with random data from the PK of the other two tables. I have found out how to do this for one...
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Insert junctionTest SELECT t1.icd_id, t2.patientID FROM (select top 1000 icd_id, from icdtbl order by newid()) t1 CROSS JOIN (select top 1000 patientID from patientTbl order by newid()) t2
This may get you a lot more records than you want since it produces... .
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Coleborne Junction was on the previous RMweb and I am now in the process of starting a new topic on the updated site, below is an itroduction prepared by the owner of the layout. I and 2 others attend on Thursdays and help build and operate it. I will...
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Thanks for looking
Scott
Back to top Here
Back to top Its been a while but I managed... .
But here are a few more pictures of Coleborne Junction, as yet the track plan has not been done, they are taken in the shed area at Coleborne Junction.
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On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 10:48:37 +0530, annalissa <aarklon@gmail.com
Hi all,
i saw an explanation of junction table here:-
http://megocode3.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/understanding-a-sql-junction-table/
how correct is this explanation ?
but SELECT...
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You follow the usual rules about naming "StudentClassroom" should have been something like
"ClassRoster"; would you have named a "Marriages" table with the required....
"Junction" is a term from network
databases.
Relationship tables.
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