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What sort of an application is it? Do you mean your application will issue CREATE TABLE commands? What sort of a database are you using (RDBMS, Object-Oriented, etc)? ; What are your design goals and what are the functional requirements of the application?
Lots of questions have to be answered before advice can be given on design.
IMHO
Peter
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Sent: Fri 5/19/2006 6:54 PM
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Subject: ; design question
i'm working on a web application that currently creates tables in a
database once the user has completed their design for a workflow. my
question is whether creating the tables based on the users design is
really the best idea. ; in some ways it makes the most sense, but in
others it seems like having generic tables that all data must fit into
is the best choice. i'm curious if anyone else has toiled with this
decision and which method they chose and why.
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