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Database structure (no code?) - BlackmoreSteve620721 - Apr-13-2020 Hello geniuses! I am a Python amateur so before I even start my coding project I would appreciate some direction. I have a (VBA exercise) Excel application that I know could be greatly improved using Python. The meat and potatoes of my "coding start" dilemma - My XLM_APP basics- I have 5 databases - matbase, partsdb, compdb, assemdb, modeldb index(a2) m-001 p-001 c-001 a-001 m-001 Matbase is straight forward, raw material from suppliers partsdb is the first, end result of processing a material ie. a part. compdb is a collection of parts that make a component. Assemdb is a collection of components and parts. modeldb is a collection of assemblies components and parts Given the relationships described above how should I relate these database's? Lists, Tuples, dictionary? I'm in Google overload. TX steve RE: Database structure (no code?) - Larz60+ - Apr-13-2020 perhaps something like: https://pypi.org/project/cheesefactory/ |