In trying to create better, more consistent conventions I wanted to get feedback on the following options. The scenarios I\'m using involved recording whether an item is shipped to an existing address
I need to keep track of the number of times each row in a table is queried. I need to do this over many tables.
I am doing this design. Users can speak one or more languages (limit five). first language is the native and the other开发者_运维问答s are in order of fluency.
I would like to know what does it mean if some one says that a database is single threaded? And what does it mean if a database is multi threaded?
Let\'s say I have a database with a table like this: id | fundraiser_id | donation_amount | name | sex | university
My table开发者_开发技巧s are based on MSSMS 2000 and I\'m accessing them with 2008. (I also have VS 2005, 2008, and 2010)
Using PHP 5.x and MySQL 5.x So I asked a question yesterday about the best way of handling dynamic data in multilanguage, this question is what would be a good solution for the database structure to
i have this design table: users ------------开发者_开发问答- PK id_users users table: single_users --------------------
tl;dr:Is assigning rows IDs of {unixtimestamp}{randomdigits} (such as 1308022796123456) as a BIGINT a good idea if I don\'t want to deal with UUIDs?
I\'m looking into implementing object-versioning with the added twist of needing to have both live and draft objects, and could use the insights from someone experience in this, as I\'m beginning to w
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