Get one column table when doing localization I have got only one column for a table when i create two localized tables. Code as bellow.

-- Month
CREATE TABLE `month` (
  `id` INT PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
);

-- Month Localized
CREATE TABLE `month_loc` (
  `month_id'    INT NOT NULL,
  `name`        VARCHAR(200)    NOT NULL,
  `description` VARCHAR(500)    NOT NULL,
  `lang_id`     INT NOT NULL
);


month_loc.month_id is the foreign key. 

Month table holds only the primary key. Other all fields should be localized. Is this table structure correct ? 

Thanks.
Assuming that each month is universally identified by number (1 is January, 2 is February, etc.), it is useless to have a table that store the first twelve numbers, so you could have a single table, with the following attributes:

CREATE TABLE month_loc (
  month_number    INT NOT NULL,
  name            VARCHAR(200)    NOT NULL,
  description     VARCHAR(500)    NOT NULL,
  lang_id         INT NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY(lang_id,month_number)
);


You could use this table to find efficiently a certain month in a certain language.