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 Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 08/09/06 22:16 
Christian H (no@ni.na) writes: 
> The other solution , as far as we can see, is to put all values into 1  
> table, and use CustomerID=-1 or null when the item is a System-defined  
> value, and not a customer-defined value. 
>  
> DropDownValues_CustomerAndSystemDefined 
> ---------------------------------------- 
> ID 
> CustomerID 
> Name 
> Value 
 
Your description is very abstract, and I might change my mind if knew 
more about what's in this table. But from the description you have 
given, this latter solution is what I would prefer. 
 
The presumption here is that the values really describe the same  
entity. 
 
 
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