I want to build a simple app (probably in MS Access) for a simple small-business database. We have fairly typical entities -- customer, contact, worker, supplier, sub-contractor. These are all variations of some hypothetical parent class, e.g. person. Is it worth it to try to reflect this hierarchy in the tables and forms used by such an app? How would we do that? Master table of people with extension tables for each category related to it? Form for people with some kind of sub-form for the extensions? Or just forget all that and code similar but different forms and tables for each specific kind of entity? This is definitely not worth major amount of work or rocket science. Any standard solution out there that I ca开发者_开发知识库n follow to get a little extra bang for the buck?
If this is for a desktop application.. then my best bet is on RocketFramework.
It is free great library solid enough to develop even an enterprise scale system.. so it is big YES for you..
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