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Interesting question, but does it really matter? You're not tracking persons in general like a government would do, you're only tracking staff and clients. It w
by ciupicri 16y ago
Interesting question, but does it really matter? You're not tracking persons in general like a government would do, you're only tracking staff and clients. It would matter that a doctor is also a patient only if he/she would have some kind of preferential treatment, e.g. a discount or a better room.
- kingkilr 16y agoOr if you're storing information about them, say their home address, better to have it in one place than two.
- lolipop1 16y agoNo, simply because they are from different domains and by extension from and for different systems. And as such, a natural ID (or arguably a GUID) can also be said to be more fitting to establish that kind of relation.
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