Want Expert Opinion On A Way Of Storing 'relations'

Jul 20, 2005

i've a database where relations are hold in a special way which the project
leaders think of as "performant and uncomplicated" but which is very
questionable to me:
------------------------------------------------
Table [Attributes]
Fields [AttributeID] and [AttributeText]

Table [Objects]
Fields object stuff.... and [AttributeIDs] (varchar with 0-20 ids usually)

in AttributeIDs there is a backslash separted list of Attribute-IDs like
'3412278'
so to get 20 object with a special attribute (which we need often) we do

SELECT TOP 20 *
FROM Objects
INNER JOIN Attributes
ON (Objects.AttributeIDs LIKE ('%' + (CAST AttributeID AS varchar) + '\%'))
ORDER BY ObjectText

ps: to store data we need for communication we include a dozen of fields in
*every* table and its content makes about 100 bytes/record
------------------------------------------------
i would do this stuff with a table to store the object/attribute
correlations.

could someone tell me if that stuff makes any sense to an expert and how to
valuate it in regard of performance(we have big customers where that *is* an
issue), design, scalability, pragmatism and sense ;)

thanks in advance,
ViperDK

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--this jumps to the end
goto exitpoint
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from dbo.Temp1
where dbo.Temp1.Ordernr_o_pos not in (select Ordernr_o_pos from dbo.Orderposreg)
select @error = @@error,@rowcount=@@rowcount
if @error <> 0
begin
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print ' Rolling back updates and inserts'
--this reverses your updates and inserts
rollback
--this jumps to the end
goto exitpoint
end

print @rowcount+' rows were inserted'
--this saves your data
commit

exitpoint:




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