May 9, 20169 yr Hi, In an Asset managment solution, do I absolutely need these tables: Asset (e.g. HP Photosmart 102b)------< Individual Assets (e.g. HP Photosmart 102b | s/n:1234567890)---------< Transaction Items >------------Transactions ? Currently I don't have an Individual Assets table and all Individual Assets are created in Transaction Items table and a Serial number is assigned to them there. When I sign out an Asset, I create a new Transaction and when it is returned, I flag the Transaction as VOID. I know I have that Asset at hand if it appears only ONCE in my CURRENT Transactions. (VOID Transactions are excluded via self join) If it appears only once it means that I have only one relative Transaction the one that I created when I first received the item). If I have two, it means that I reveived it and then made another Transaction (signed it out). Is that a correct approach? What are possible pitfalls? I know for sure that this approach is used when handling Inventory, I don't know about assets but if feels a bit odd having this structure of mine... I am a bit confused about it.... Thanks Dimitris Edited May 9, 20169 yr by Dimitrios Fkiaras clarification of problem
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