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Hi again!

I have a doubt:

Let's say I have a tasks table:

---------------------
Tasks Table
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id : INT (PK)
idProject : INT 
idUser : INT 
idTaskType : INT 
idInvoice : INT 
date : DATETIME
start_time : DATETIME
end_time : DATETIME
pricePerHour : FLOAT
notes : LONGTEXT
---------------------


Then I have a types of tasks table:
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Tasks types table
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id : INT (PK)
name : VARCHAR(45)
---------------------


Then I have a types of tasks table:
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Tasks types table
---------------------
id : INT (PK)
name : VARCHAR(45)
---------------------


Also a users table
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Users table
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id : INT (PK)
idGroup : INT
name : VARCHAR(45)
---------------------


And a projects table
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Projects table
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id : INT (PK)
idCustomer : INT
notes : VARCHAR(200)
---------------------


And a reference prices table
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Reference prices table
---------------------
idProject : INT (PK) -> foreign key to Id at projects table
idUser : INT (PK) -> foreign key to Id at users table
idTask : INT (PK) -> foreign key to Id at tasks types table
pricePerHour : FLOAT
---------------------


My idea is to have specific prices depending on the project, the user and the task to be performed.

As you can see there are two pricePerHour fields (one in the "Reference prices table" and one in the "tasks" table).

I've found that in some projects prices change during the project... so it would be able to change the prices on the fly...

What do you think if my GUI uses the reference price as basis to assign the task price?

That way I would be able to change the price of each task if needed (renegotiating...).

Is there any better way to do that?

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