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    Red face How i represent relation many to many in interface(are every table represent by form)

    Hi guys i want to make fleet management program to cars in my organization but in erd diagram i face problem I have two table
    Driver table
    Diver No
    Name
    Address
    Car No

    Car table
    Car No
    Driver No
    I want to make design many to many relationship means one car can driven by many drivers and one driver can drive more cars.
    My question how i represent this relation in database and interface (meaning are i make table to driver and table to car only in case that relation is many t many or what i do )
    the third table that break relaton how i represent
    suppose car and driver car_driver
    how i represent car_driver in interface
    are i make car_driver in form and car in form then driver in form when insert or what this actually my question

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    Re: How i represent relation many to many in interface(are every table represent by f

    Victor Nijegorodov

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    Re: How i represent relation many to many in interface(are every table represent by f

    Thank you for reply
    How i represent third table that break relation meaning if i have
    driver table
    car table
    car_driver table I don't have any problem in database diagram .
    My problem in interface How i represent it.
    Are creating
    driver form
    car form
    car_driver form
    when inserting data

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    Re: How i represent relation many to many in interface(are every table represent by f

    Since you are using SQL and C#, check out Entity Framework

    http://www.entityframeworktutorial.n...tionships.aspx

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