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Percentage sharing for N number of users
I have table like following
Id UserName PercentSharing ParentId
1 one 20 0
2 two 80 1
3 three 40 2
4 four 50 2
5 five 20 3
6 six 30 3
I want to calculate that all level should not exceed above 100%
If I change PercentSharing for Id 2 as 70 it's parent should be updated to 30 and If any percent sharing users Id 3 or 4 to any other values then it should maintain percent sharing to 100% for all parent users. e.g. user Ids 3,2,1 total should not exceed beyond 100%
I want to maintain 100% ratio for N number or level.
Please suggest do I need to change table structure?
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I have table like following
Id UserName PercentSharing ParentId
1 one 20 0
2 two 80 1
3 three 40 2
4 four 50 2
5 five 20 3
6 six 30 3
I want to calculate that all level should not exceed above 100%
If I change PercentSharing for Id 2 as 70 it's parent should be updated to 30 and If any percent sharing users Id 3 or 4 to any other values then it should maintain percent sharing to 100% for all parent users. e.g. user Ids 3,2,1 total should not exceed beyond 100%
I want to maintain 100% ratio for N number or level.
Please suggest do I need to change table structure?
mysql relational-theory hierarchy
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I have table like following
Id UserName PercentSharing ParentId
1 one 20 0
2 two 80 1
3 three 40 2
4 four 50 2
5 five 20 3
6 six 30 3
I want to calculate that all level should not exceed above 100%
If I change PercentSharing for Id 2 as 70 it's parent should be updated to 30 and If any percent sharing users Id 3 or 4 to any other values then it should maintain percent sharing to 100% for all parent users. e.g. user Ids 3,2,1 total should not exceed beyond 100%
I want to maintain 100% ratio for N number or level.
Please suggest do I need to change table structure?
mysql relational-theory hierarchy
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I have table like following
Id UserName PercentSharing ParentId
1 one 20 0
2 two 80 1
3 three 40 2
4 four 50 2
5 five 20 3
6 six 30 3
I want to calculate that all level should not exceed above 100%
If I change PercentSharing for Id 2 as 70 it's parent should be updated to 30 and If any percent sharing users Id 3 or 4 to any other values then it should maintain percent sharing to 100% for all parent users. e.g. user Ids 3,2,1 total should not exceed beyond 100%
I want to maintain 100% ratio for N number or level.
Please suggest do I need to change table structure?
mysql relational-theory hierarchy
mysql relational-theory hierarchy
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