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Help with database design
I'm currently designing a golf scoring system.
now i have to store a fair bit of information i'm just wondering about the general design. I'll have tournaments, and in tournaments there are some competitions, like nearest the pin, a, b, and c grade winner and runner up. now is it better to have one big table for tournaments and just store every competition in that or should i use relations and have a few tables all linked together by a unique key like tournament_id? if it helps i can provide a current tournament sheet so you can see what information needs to be stored.. |
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