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Multiple database access problem
Hi ,
Im developing a web application which would make access to multiple distributive databases. The problem is....the database from all the third parties may have different standard. For instance....a user wish to retrive a record from many databases, he input "Pentium 4" .....but some database may have different standard, they may have a record with name "P4" instead of "Pentium 4"....so my question is , how should i make it standard ?? thanks |
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I had a similar problem with Customer names. Some call it "Pittsburgh Plate Glass", some "PPG". To solve this problem I created a table I called Aliases. In this table I put 2 columns. The first column was the customer name I wanted to use as a standard, the second was the alias for the customers.
The entries for PPG would be: Col1,Col2 PPG,Pittsburgh Plate Glass PPG,PPG PPG,Pittsburg Plate Glass This works well if you don't have alot of alias to do, as its pretty much a manual entry kind of thing. |
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