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Apr 6, 2019 · I am trying to design a database that incorporates products, product types, product attributes, which also stores cost and the stock (inventory). I would like this to have little as possible const/hardcoding and also be scalable for the future.
2. I am working on a PHP Inventory application. But I'm stuck in the database design. The logic is: Catagories. 1 catagory contains many products. One Product have many sizes of bottles like 300 ml, 500ml, 1 litre and each size have its own price. Product will be stored or moved to 2 or 3 locations.
29. Experience counts for a lot, but in terms of table design you can learn a lot from how ORMs like Hibernate and Grails operate to see why they do things. In addition: Keep different types of data separate - don't store addresses in your order table, link to an address in a separate addresses table, for example.
Sep 10, 2012 · The design view is not visible, which is a bit of a nuisance. Things I've tried: 1) In options/options/current database/ the check boxes (enable layout view & enable design changes for tables in Datasheet view) are both greyed out. 2) I've unblocked the file using Right-Click->Properties. 3) I've tried copying/exporting the objects to another ...
Jan 7, 2013 · 1. Our team needs to track inventory for essentially an in-house created ERP system. We will need to frequently access the amount of inventory in the system for a given item at a given warehouse and have the ability to track what changed the inventory and when. The initial thought was to just have the adjustments table and calculate the current ...
Jul 7, 2011 · You can still count by specifically selecting only the items with the cisco switch's id. {products} - id - name (Cisco Switch) - category - etc. {inventory} - id (for uniqueness) - product_id - serial - date added - etc. Try to eliminate anywhere where information is repeated. Hope this helps :)
Jan 28, 2017 · The problem I see in your design is that for every product that is colored 'Red' you'd have a record for 'Red' in the colors table. Same with the sizes. And then using JSON to define the quantities would create a lot of opportunities for inconsistencies (e.g. if you delete a color from the colors table and then you forget to delete the quantity ...
