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Maybe i should rename the table users in employees.
For example:
A company has 20 employees. The company gets a job from his customer. So
i decied that 5 of my employees work on this job.
There we got the habtm jobs_users.
When the job is completed i will make a delivery note with positions for
every work, which has been done. Every position could be done by one or
more of the 5 teammembers from jobs_users.
So i tried to make a jointable between positions and jobs_users and name
this table jobs_users_positions. But it seems not to work.
Best regards
Dennis
Am 27.01.2012 19:31, schrieb Kaupo Vana:
> Hi,
>
> I'm don't know the background of this task so the users habtm jobs looks a
> bit strange to me but if you want to keep the position concept then you can
> create a model for this.
>
> Table positions with fileds id, user_id, job_id and give habtm relationship
> to deliverynotes.
>
> Best regards,
> Kaupo
>
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