ER - Jornadas, Produtos e Pagamentos
About This Architecture
Entity-relationship diagram modeling a three-table schema for product catalogs, customer journeys (orders), and payment transactions. Produto (Product) connects one-to-many with Jornada (Order Journey) via id_produto foreign key, while Jornada connects one-to-many with Pagamento (Payment) via id_jornada foreign key. This normalized structure enforces referential integrity, supports multiple payments per order, and tracks order lifecycle with status enums and timestamps. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize field names, add indexes, or extend with customer and shipping tables for your specific e-commerce platform.
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How should I structure a database schema for an e-commerce platform with products, orders, and multiple payments per order?
This ER diagram shows a normalized three-table design: Produto stores product details (name, price, description), Jornada tracks order journeys with status and timestamps, and Pagamento records payment transactions linked to orders via foreign keys. The 1:N relationships ensure data integrity and support complex order-to-payment workflows.
- Domain:
- Data Engineering
- Audience:
- Backend developers and database architects designing e-commerce order and payment systems
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