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MyNick
I have three tables:
Product(carrots, potatoes)
id name
Element(calcium, sodium)
id name content100(content in 100 grams of product)
0 calcium 20 milligrams
product_element
id product_id element_id
I cannot understand to which table the data on "Content in 100 grams of product" belongs
The product does not apply to the item either.
Any help please.
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