May 10, 2018 · Many-many link ProductAttribute (productkey, attributekey, price) A SUM on ProductAttribute per Product would give the price. If you have a fixed and finite set of attributes, then these could be separate columns in a single product table …

Oct 10, 2023 · Designing a price history database for e-commerce or finance can feel like deciphering a complex algorithm. But with the right insights, what seems intricate becomes intuitive.

Aug 11, 2018 · I will give you an example: Consider the following categories: Document, Heavy Document, Laptop, Carton, Heavy Carton. Document: It's for the lighter documents, which are below 0.5kg. The price is 20$, fixed. [price stored in the prices table: 20.00] e.g. For an item of 300g, the price will be 20$.

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I'm working on a new point of sale for a company that products for different prices depending on the product mix. All products have a base price. To explain my problem, I will use the following info: The company has Packages, for example Package "Combo": for product A or B, if you choose 1 of Q or R and 1 of X, Y or Z you get a $20 discount.

Oct 25, 2020 · I want to build a database that stores the product-price history of an online shop. There are e.g. 20.000 products. I am thinking of creating 1 Table of all Products with all subcategories.

Dec 24, 2021 · I have a product Where it has different sizes and the price change depends on the sizes for example product table (Size: S) and the (Price: 50$) but the (Size: L) has the (Price: 100$). But it doesn't have the color variant. The products will not be inserted by us but by some sellers. The colors and sizes will be all choices in a dropdown-menu.

Jan 15, 2018 · I have a data sample for products with different prices depending on quantity and attributes. The price might be updated occasionally (not too frequently).

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I'm developing a database with a price list table for my workplace. I came with two major options, and would like to have your opinion :) It's rather simple, containing: Id, description and price. On one hand, it's now working with each price on new row and having an extra field start_date, and is the way I've found over stack.