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Parts Database Table Design
I need to create a parts database to be able to lookup parts for different
machines. The problem I am having is trying to determine how to 'break-down' the machines so that the parts can be found. I want to be able to use a drop down list to select a machine name, then an area of the machine, then an assembly, ect. Two problems: 1- Some of the machines are small machines and do not need to be 'broken-down' as much in order to find a specific part or list of parts. For example, One of the machines only reqires a machine name and sub-assembly to find the part I would need. Another larger machine would require machine name, area, assembly, sub-assembly and possibly more break-down to find a specific part. 2- I would like to incorperate a drop down list of machine names, areas, assemblies, sub-assemblies, ect. to eliminate the possibility of user error when entering, or extracting, information. The problem I have is how to link, for example, an assembly name to a specific area of a specific machine when the same assembly name may or may not be used in another machine. Thank you for any help or guidance you can provide. |
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