calpolymis
MIS
Hi. I have a database based on the structure of Northwind sample database, that is one price per product in the product table.
Recently the requirement has been changed, and I need to have multiple prices per product for different dealers. For example, product A sells for $10 to dealer A, but $15 to dealer B, etc.. Right now I have 4 different dealers, and the number might grow in the future. Again, it is based on the Northwind sample database, so the relationship looks like:
Customers(1)-(Many)Orders(1)<-(Many)OrderDetails(Many)->(1)Products
What could be the best structure to handle this situation? Thank you for your advice.
Recently the requirement has been changed, and I need to have multiple prices per product for different dealers. For example, product A sells for $10 to dealer A, but $15 to dealer B, etc.. Right now I have 4 different dealers, and the number might grow in the future. Again, it is based on the Northwind sample database, so the relationship looks like:
Customers(1)-(Many)Orders(1)<-(Many)OrderDetails(Many)->(1)Products
What could be the best structure to handle this situation? Thank you for your advice.