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Introduction CiTDB <strong>RDF</strong> Structure v10<br />

Relationships Between The Tables<br />

1. The Site Description table has a one-to-one relationship with the following tables, keyed on the SITEID field:<br />

• Site Computing Summary<br />

• Site Software and Services Summary<br />

• Site Communications Summary<br />

• Summary Product Table<br />

• Additional Site Descriptions<br />

• Client Defined Data<br />

• Custom Scoring Data<br />

• TechModels<br />

For example, there is one Additional Site Description record for each Site Description record.<br />

2. The Site Description table has a one-to-many relationship with the following tables, keyed on the SITEID field:<br />

• Contact<br />

• Product<br />

For example, one site record may have many contact records and many product records.<br />

3. The Site Description table has a many-to-one relationship with the Enterprise table, keyed on the CORPID (not<br />

SITEID) field. For example, there may be many site records linked to a single parent record.<br />

4. The Product and Product Specifications tables have a many-to-one relationship, keyed on the TABKEY (not<br />

SITEID) field. There may be many product records referring to a single product specification.<br />

The relationship between tables is illustrated on the following page. Sample data is shown after that.<br />

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