[Sigia-l] cross-reference/thesaraus -type question
James Melzer
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Fri Dec 16 12:14:21 EST 2005
Ziya's entirely correct, the technical aspects of wiring a DB to do
this is trivial. I've done it twice: once for a thesaurus (a taxonomy
on steriods) and once for a mapping of multiple taxonomies (ten lower
taxonomies mapped to a single upper). It's really pretty straight
forward. You can do a thesaurus with two fully rationalized tables:
terms and relationships. You can add a couple more tables for change
management and logging data, if you want to get really fancy.
Can we end the flame war now?
~ James
On 12/16/05, Lyle Kantrovich <lyle.kantrovich at gmail.com> wrote:
> I said:
> > > I don't assume they are looking for statements about how easy it'll be for a
> > > DBA to do their job.
>
> By that I meant "for the DBA to do the DBA job".
>
> Reread what I said.
>
> The sky is blue in my world.
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