Thank you for your feedback! The most obvious case is junction tables (n..m relationship), i.e: users have n groups, groups contain m users, then you need a group_user table (a.k.a a junction table). This kind of table represents a relation between two models, not a model itself.
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Thank you for your feedback! The most obvious case is junction tables (n..m relationship), i.e:
usershave ngroups,groupscontain musers, then you need agroup_usertable (a.k.a a junction table). This kind of table represents a relation between two models, not a model itself.