[TYPO3-dev] New relational concept for personal data
Martin Kutschker
masi-no at spam-typo3.org
Mon Jan 25 16:07:22 CET 2010
Peter Russ schrieb:
> --- Original Nachricht ---
> Absender: Martin Kutschker
> Datum: 25.01.2010 15:23:
>> Peter Russ schrieb:
>>> --- Original Nachricht ---
>>> Absender: JoH asenau
>>> Datum: 25.01.2010 11:29:
>>> [...]
>>>> An adress will never contain any name or salutation, since this will
>>>> belong to the person.
>>> Example:
>>> 1st Address is for business use -> Salutation: Dear Mr. Dau,
>>
>> Why would the salutation be part of the address? An address is a
>> physical location.
>>
>> Masi
>
> You can increase number of tables and complexity by adding more tables etc.
> As Joey mentioned "this will belong to the person": so address is in my
> understanding a view on a person. Due to that salutation should be part
> of that "address".
>
> But you can increase confusion:
> Take a company-wide address folder:
> When Mr. A writes to Customer C salutation should be "Dear Mr. C" while
> Mr. B is wellknown to Customer Claus C and always starts with "Hallo Claus"
We can come up with more scenarios if we want to. This only proves my point (posted some time ago):
the needs for complexity/granularity will depend on your business (application).
It's possible to create off-the-shelve solutions, but probably there is no one-fits-all-solution.
As Ernesto wrote, let fe_users (and tt_address) be simple solutions to build on for moderate
requirements and use the "party framework" or another complex extensions if you have higher demands.
Masi
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