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What model of these is better? A or B? Considering I have more common columns and many more relations.
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* EDIT *
Sorry, I should make it clearer.
Imagine I have an entity:
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{
public string Name { get; set; }
}
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I new in database design.
What is better option for product attribute database design for cms?(Please suggest other options also).
option 1: 1 table
products{
id
product_name
color
price
attribute_name1
attribute_value1
attribute_name2
attribute_value2
attribute_name3
attribute_value3
}
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