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| Hi, I might be posting this in the wrong section, but I really need help with this, so if this is the wrong section, please direct me to the right one. I am looking for a product/API/anything that shows me relationships between sub-objects. To illustrate, say we have Entity A, which has 20 sub-objects related to it. Let's say Bill Gates is Entity A and the 20 sub-objects are contacts of his. I would like to be able to see not only his contacts but to view whether or not those contacts have any relationship with one another. We use a SQL server with the .NET framework. Thanks for your time. |
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| If you are looking for specifics to an implemeted datastore you have created you need to post details. If you are speaking in very general terms then here are 2 suggestions. What you are describing is a software pattern called 'Dynamic Schema', LDAP/Active directory are impementations of this pattern. More info is available in the book 'The Art of Objects' Yun-Tung LAU, Ph.D. "Brian" <bjorgenson@quellos.com> wrote in message news:029a01c35ab9$c5ac5140$a401280a@phx.gbl... > Hi, > > I might be posting this in the wrong section, but I really > need help with this, so if this is the wrong section, > please direct me to the right one. > > I am looking for a product/API/anything that shows me > relationships between sub-objects. To illustrate, say we > have Entity A, which has 20 sub-objects related to it. > Let's say Bill Gates is Entity A and the 20 sub-objects > are contacts of his. I would like to be able to see not > only his contacts but to view whether or not those > contacts have any relationship with one another. We use a > SQL server with the .NET framework. > > Thanks for your time. |