Event Management System

I’m working on a “Event Management System” Online Software Project where the system requires the following:

1. Viewers can sign up for their user account
2. Events can be created by the admin from the admin panel
3. Each event requires that the student has a set of attributes
4. The required attribute for an event may or may not exist in the
   user’s details table
5. When the user wants to apply for participation in an event, the
   system will prompt for the missing attributes
6. Once the user fills in the missing attributes, the system will
   accept an application for the event, from the user.

To solve this one I created the following tables.

• users (user_id [PK], username, password, user_level)
• userdetails (user_id [FK], name, address, attr1, attr2, attr3, … , attrN)
• event (event_id [PK], event_start, event_end, event_title)
• eventdetails (event_id [FK], … )

How do I relate the eventdetails and the userdetails, such that the eventdetails

requires a tuple of n attributes from the userdetails table?

I was thinking something like:

The system will add n colums to the userdetails field as soon as a new event is

created by the admin.

Am i thinking in the proper way?

I think you want a lookup table that shows the requirements for a particular event. In this case, generally I would also have attr1-3 in a separate table called ‘Attribute’ and a user_attribute table to assign attributes to a particular user_detail record. Then, you could assign a particular event to require n attributes through the lookup table-

event_attribute (event_attribute_id [PK], event_id [FK], attribute_id [FK],…).