SQL two tables and creating a link table

relational, relational-database, sql, sql-server, t-sql

Solution

Employee_list should have:

- employee_listid (INT PK)

- employee_id (INT FK)

- store_id (INT FK)

I would recommend changing the table name to represent the composite table, i.e. `EmployeeStores`. This would allow your schema to be scalable, employees can work in multiple stores.

In `SQL Server`:

CREATE TABLE EmployeeStores
(
   EMPLOYEEStoreID   INT IDENTITY,
   EMPLOYEEID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Employee(employee_id),
   STOREID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Store(store_id)
)

Problem

I have two tables: Employee (ID, Name, Address) and Store(ID,Address) and I would like to record information about people who work in each store. I thought of making a new table called Employee_List table. My questions: 1- Employee_List and Employee has one-to-many relation, right? 2- Employee_list to store has one-to-one relation, right? 3- How to define foreign and primary keys for Employee_List table?

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