Greetings,
This is a general database design question. I've got a database where I
need to hold information on employees. Every employee has much of the
same information so I've created an Employee table. Now, some employees
are supervisors or managers. An employee can only have 1
manager/supervisor but the hierarchy can be varying depths. For example...
I have the following employees:
Bob, Jill, Tom, Bill, Harry, Jane, Amy, Jim, Fred, Sue and June
The management hierarchy works like this:
Bob
/ | \
Jill Tom Bill
/ \ | \
Harry Jane Amy Jim
| |
Fred Sue
|
June
How can I create these relationships in the database? I don't want a
Manager table that duplicates all the information for employees for the
managers. Besides, a manager can have a manager who can have a
manager... and so on. There is probably a simple solution to this
problem but I'm not seeing it. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew
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