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how have you found working with multiple tables in your database? #38

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njons opened this issue Aug 10, 2018 · 2 comments
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how have you found working with multiple tables in your database? #38

njons opened this issue Aug 10, 2018 · 2 comments
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njons commented Aug 10, 2018

We were discouraged from doing this by the mentors (and I do appreciate that storing only one value in an entire table may not be best practice), did you find it difficult to manage with multiple tables? Do you think it complicated any part of your code?

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I found it surprisingly okay -- I think for what we wanted to achieve it would have been more difficult to squash everything into one table.

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I agree with Eve, having 3 simple tables allowed us to practice using more sql statements ...

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