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How to implement this organisation type?

2005-02-03
2013-04-25
  • Oliver Martini

    Oliver Martini - 2005-02-03

    Hi all,

    I'm interested in using osc for the address and pledge management for my sportsclub.

    How would I handle this type of organisation in osc?

                                                  /-- Team1-1
                             /- SubClub1 --/--- Team1-2
    MainSportsClub: -- SubClub2 -- ....
                             \- SubClub3 --\--- Team2-1
                                                  \-- Team2-2

    - A member can be part of multiple SubClubs (Familys?)
      Say ALLEN is member of SubClub1 and SubClub3
    - This member could belong to multiple Teams (Groups?) under a SubClub
      Say ALLEN belongs to the Team1-1, Team2-1 and Team2-2

    How would you accomplish this within osc?

    Thanks for your help.
    Oliver

     
    • Oliver Martini

      Oliver Martini - 2005-02-03

      sorry for the allingment of my clubs. just think there would be spaces between the left border and /-- Team1-1, /- SubClub1, etc.

       
    • Marco Hess

      Marco Hess - 2005-02-24

      I think your picture was supposed to like this:

                                                    /-- Team1-1 
                               /- SubClub1 --/--- Team1-2
      MainSportsClub: -- SubClub2 -- ....
                               \- SubClub3 --\--- Team2-1
                                                    \-- Team2-2

      You can implement that in a number of ways:

      Method 1:
      Use Groups in to create SubClubs and use the Role within the Group to say this person is Team 1, Team 2, etc.

      Method 2:
      Flatten the table and create Groups that are like Sub1-Team1, Sub1-Team2, Sub2-Team1 Sub2-Team2, etc. With this method, you retain the ability to use the Role within the group to show their place within the team.

       
    • Marco Hess

      Marco Hess - 2005-02-24

      Oohps, didn't know that spaces where to aggresivly removed from these messages.

      <p>

       

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