I have a database app that stores prices for things in different places. Each price has the following data associated with it:
I have this code: <root> <skill id=\"1\">C++</skill> <ski开发者_StackOverflow社区ll id=\"2\">C#</skill>
I have the following XML complexTypes defined: <xs:complexType name=\"loss\"> <xs:all> <xs:element name=\"lossCause\" type=\"xs:string\"/>
There is this post that describes setting up a trigger to change the schema on login. Is there a way to check the role of the user to see if it matches a specific role instead of the username itself?
I\'m developing an XML schema and I need to restrict an integer to being within a ranger of -20 to 20, but not 0.
I\'ve to solve a problem using Oracle database. In Oracle database there are two schemas: XXX and YYY The schema XXX contains a table named YYY (the same name as the second schema).
I\'m using Ruby and PostgreSQL and have created 3 distinct DB schemas: billing (for billing related data), customer (for customer related data) and edocs (for electronic documents related data).
I开发者_开发问答 am getting started with mongoDB and mongoose. I was wondering how people manage evolving schemas. For example if i started with a schema like this:
We have: users, each of which has events, each of which has several properties (time, type etc.). Our basic use case is to fetch all events of a given user in a given time-span.
Here is a logical schema for my largest relation: {(id, uName, supplies, score, playerType, storageSupplies, supplyDrop, barracks, armourDepot, hangar, droneHangar, storage, offensive, defensive, inf
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