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    many to many join


    Can one add some extra data into the link table on a many to many join.
    Currently it only contains two id's from each table as primary key.

    Have a group table and a member table and a link table. Want to add a
    'title' column but the only current table it could go in would be the
    link table. Ok, or no?

    TIA

    user <some@someplace.org> wrote in news:8BR0i.7049$yM2.666@bgtnsc04-
    news.ops.worldnet.att.net:

    > Can one add some extra data into the link table on a many to many join.
    > Currently it only contains two id's from each table as primary key.

    > Have a group table and a member table and a link table. Want to add a
    > 'title' column but the only current table it could go in would be the
    > link table. Ok, or no?

    > TIA

    OK
    The mamber's title is his/her function in that group. Unless a person can
    have more than one title in the group.  For instance in our chorus, the
    "Director" is also the "Leader of the Tenor Section"

    HTH
    Andy

    -----------------------------------------------Reply-----------------------------------------------

    A point I just thought about. In fact it is true that members can have
    more the one title or position.

    So, my next step is to create a title table. A point for perhaps more
    upfront analysis.

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