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I have a problem with the database organization for ecommerce product variations. Googling, I found a lot of articles and every article says that if the product has more variations, it should be in a separate table with a relation. Each variation (sku) has its own price etc...

What interests me is the following: Where do I store the price of the product if the product does not have a variation? For example, the product is in one color, one size!

Can someone look at my diagram and suggest if I'm doing something wrong?

The first picture shows a product with variations, while the second picture shows a product without variations

Db schema is this scheme good or bad?

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  • Let's see the SELECTs for typical queries.
    – Rick James
    Sep 25 at 15:34
  • This is table organisation no quering
    – Ivan
    Sep 25 at 15:37
  • But the schema organization can make queries easy and fast -- or not. Without knowing what the schema is designed for, I cannot judge the schema by itself.
    – Rick James
    Sep 25 at 16:58
  • I dont know whay you waste your and my time... if here for you not enought to see table organisation on picture go read another question where is table represented with Create Table products, attributes. Second, i dont tell nothing for how to make query....
    – Ivan
    Sep 25 at 20:43
  • I guess we agree to disagree. I am not good at e-commerce, maybe someone else is. Take a look at Woocommerce.
    – Rick James
    Sep 25 at 23:34

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