I have a table of Producers
and a table of Products
, both of which are of the form:
Id
- int, Primary keyName
- nvarchar
A Producer can carry multiple Products, so I was going to create a table called ProducerDetails
that would have:
ProducerId
- int, Foreign key toProducers.Id
ProductId
- int, Foreign key toProducts.Id
Would it be better database design to have an additional Id
(int, Primary key) column in my ProducerDetails
table?
I'm using SQL Server 2008 R2.
The relationship between these tables is many-to-many. A producer can carry multiple types of products, and the same product could be produced by multiple different producers.