2018 Jul 26 11:27 AM
Hi,
I'm trying to understand bopf but i'm still unsure in how to structure my business objects.
Lets say before the use of bopf i've had these tables:
- Employees (employeeid)
- Projects (projectid)
- Work Assignments ( containing employeeid and the projectid as foreign keys)
Now i want to work with bopf, so i would create the business objects
- Employee
- Projects
But since Work Assignments are connected to these two business objects and cant exist without them, i would think i would have to add Work Assignments as a Subnode to Project and Employee. But if a work assignment cant exist by only having one existing parent (only employee or only project), that does not seem like the way to go... Or do i have to create another 'standalone' Business Object for Work Assignments?
Thank you!
Hi,
I'm trying to understand bopf but i'm still unsure in how to structure my business objects.
Lets say before the use of bopf i've had these tables:
- Employees (employeeid)
- Projects (projectid)
- Work Assignments ( containing employeeid and the projectid as foreign keys)
Now i want to work with bopf, so i would create the business objects
- Employee
- Projects
But since Work Assignments are connected to these two business objects and cant exist without them, i would think i would have to add Work Assignments as a Subnode to Project and Employee. But if a work assignment cant exist by only having one existing parent (only employee or only project), that does not seem like the way to go... Or do i have to create another 'standalone' Business Object for Work Assignments?
Thank you!
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