March 18th, 2010, 02:05 PM
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Quote: | The Attendance table in the database has an auto-incrementing primary key, the ID of the employee, the ID of the person recording the issue, the date, and some comments. | Date only or time included?
Quote: | Should I be storing the employee ID, or should I be storing an Employee object? | You'll need to check the ORM that you use. The documentation should indicate how foreign keys are specified.
Don't guess. Check documentation.
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