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Posted by Edward Z. Yang on 05/22/07 19:18
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Anibal Caixinha wrote:
> I'm trying to create a task manager , for accounting firm, they have a
> series of regular tasks they need to be able to control , research old
> records,etc... The problem is that all of these tasks have a common
> set of fields ,the problem is that some of them have some specific
> fiels (most of them just text fields). Has anyone developed a similar
> system and/or can give some hints on how I can alow the user to
> generate these fields on the fly ?
While it is possible for one to change the database schema dynamically,
it's not recommended. Do end-users actually create the fields, or is it
just certain tasks (developer defined) that have special fields? If it
is the former case, use nenegoro's solution. If it is the latter case,
look into the Single Table/Class Table and Concrete Table Inheritance
design patterns.
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