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Can you describe how a N:M relationship is implemented?...
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noor haya

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N:M relations are already given away: the Cart f.e. &nbsp; User &amp;&nbsp;Products in the cart. Users can have many products, Products can have many users.
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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20835603/Normalization-to-3NF-shopping-cart-data.html" rel="ugc">Normalization to 3NF; shopping cart data</a>.which entities(in given question) could &nbsp;make &nbsp;M:M &nbsp;relationship
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I had this question after viewing Normalization to 3NF; shopping cart data (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20835603/Normalization-to-3NF-shopping-cart-data.html).which entities(in given question) could  make  M:M  relationship

which entities(in given question) could  make  M:M  relationship

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