Mwp.Reid at Queens-Belfast.AC.UK
Mwp.Reid at Queens-Belfast.AC.UK
Mon Mar 17 03:59:00 CST 2003
Roz People can make mulitple claims over a period of time. The claim is opf a specific type. Am I missing something? The claim then could have multiple calls etc associated with it (Unless your a better insurance ocmpany than mine) Claims could come in from multiple parties. i.e carsh carsh and everyone in the 20 seater MVPV makes a claim. Martin Quoting Roz Clarke <roz.clarke at donnslaw.co.uk>: > Hey all > > I have a bit of a funny database spec for a call centre application > (callers > ringing to register insurance claims). > > The details taken from the customer cover a lot of different entities; > the > caller, their insurance policy, their car, the accident, the third > party, > the third party's car, the third party's insurance policy etc. My > instinct > is to create a table for each distinct entity. However, they will all > have > 1:1 relationships as there is only one instance of each entity per > claim > (the caller I would hold separate as we may handle more than one claim > for > them). This is a fairly 'disposable' (i.e. expected to be used only in > the > short term and never to be expanded) app. Would it be shockingly bad > behaviour just to stuff everything into one table?? > > Roz >