Hi,
As far as I know , if I have a User Table with (id , type , name) and I want to reference it
in another table named Workers (user_id , company_name) using a select_single mode , I cannot do it with a condition (e.g. type=3) only for the whole table
Is that correct?
What would be the option of I have a lot of users in my users table , with various types (that represent senior users , admin users , power user , etc) and I want to reference only a sub-set (based on type) of this users on another table using a select single with primary key table /id / field ?
Thanks
As far as I know , if I have a User Table with (id , type , name) and I want to reference it
in another table named Workers (user_id , company_name) using a select_single mode , I cannot do it with a condition (e.g. type=3) only for the whole table
Is that correct?
What would be the option of I have a lot of users in my users table , with various types (that represent senior users , admin users , power user , etc) and I want to reference only a sub-set (based on type) of this users on another table using a select single with primary key table /id / field ?
Thanks