Junction table insertion of values

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Do I have to insert values in junction table?
because I got a little bit confusion concerning that issue

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Do I have to insert values in junction table?
because I got a little bit confusion concerning that issue

Posted 13-Dec-22 6:16am

Noran Azab

Updated 13-Dec-22 6:29am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-12-13T06:29:00

If you mean that you have a table which relates to two other tables:
Products:

ID
Description
InStock

Customers:

ID
Name
Address

Orders:

ID 
CustID
ProdID

And "Orders" is your "Junction table" then yes, you do have to insert values to that yourself - the system doesn't have any idea what customers bought what product!

If that isn't what you mean, you are going to have to be a lot more specific in your question!