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- To clarify, wouldn't keys be unique per item? I am not asking about SKUs or UniqueIDs. I'm talking about what Cloudsuite calls Product Codes, which are generic categorization codes applied to all items in certain categories. One product code might have 300 items that it's assigned to.Kelderic– Kelderic2020-07-22 12:20:19 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2020 at 12:20
- 1I'm assuming that the product codes are stored in a data structure separate from the item data structure. Then one field in the item data structure would reference (either by natural or surrogate key) the product codes data structure. So there are unique keys for items and unique keys for product codes. Alternatively, if one item can be assigned to more than one product code, you have a n:m relation, which is usually done with another table that only holds a reference to item and product code. Not sure if this clears it up for you, open a chat room if you want to discuss this further.FH-Inway– FH-Inway2020-07-22 15:34:57 +00:00Commented Jul 22, 2020 at 15:34
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