Schema Creation for the enitre work Flow

When designing a schema for employees based on roles, the goal is to establish a flexible structure that dynamically manages permissions. Here’s how we achieve this:

Create a Roles Table

The Roles table defines different roles within the system (e.g., Admin, Manager, Employee).

Columns:

role_id (Primary Key): Unique identifier for each role.

role_name: Name of the role (e.g., “Admin”).

description: Optional description of the role.

2. Create a Permissions Table

This table lists all possible permissions that can be assigned.

Columns:

permission_id (Primary Key): Unique identifier for each permission.

permission_name: Name of the permission (e.g., “Edit Employee Data”).

module_name: The specific module or feature the permission applies to.

3. Create a Role_Permissions Table

This table establishes a many-to-many relationship between roles and permissions, enabling dynamic assignment of permissions to roles.

Columns:

role_permission_id (Primary Key): Unique identifier for each entry.

role_id (Foreign Key): References the Roles table.

permission_id (Foreign Key): References the Permissions table.

4. Create an Employees Table

The Employees table stores employee-specific details and assigns them a role.

Columns:

employee_id (Primary Key): Unique identifier for each employee.

name: Name of the employee.

email: Contact email for the employee.

role_id (Foreign Key): References the Roles table, assigning a role to the employee.

 Example Schema

— Roles Table

CREATE TABLE Roles (

  role_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,

  role_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,

  description TEXT

);

— Permissions Table

CREATE TABLE Permissions (

  permission_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,

  permission_name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,

  module_name VARCHAR(50)

);

— Role_Permissions Table

CREATE TABLE Role_Permissions (

  role_permission_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,

  role_id INT REFERENCES Roles(role_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,

  permission_id INT REFERENCES Permissions(permission_id) ON DELETE CASCADE

);

— Employees Table

CREATE TABLE Employees (

  employee_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,

  name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,

  email VARCHAR(100) UNIQUE NOT NULL,

  role_id INT REFERENCES Roles(role_id) ON DELETE SET NULL

);

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