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I\'m a .NET developer developing on ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server 2008 and Entity Framework 4.1 using Model First Approach.
I have a MySQL database and would like to have a similar structure in Core Data. I am very new with using Core Data with Xcode. I have a few fundamental questions if I am doing the right thing.
How can I model a book in a MVC. I\'m using Ruby on Rails. A book has chapters, and chapters has pages.
I\'m re-asking a question that was previously deleted here in SO for not being a \"programming question\". Hopefully, this is a bit more \"programming\" than the last post.
I am only able to use connectors in enterprise architect with traditional 0..* style multiplicity rather than crow\'s feet connectors. I\'ve tried using different drawing styles and still cannot work
Hi I try to create a ManyToOne relation but get stucked. I have a BILL and a Booking Class The realation is :
I have been creating my first database for a website and I have created the following diagram to work from. Does this look like it would work for many to many relationship between business and catego开
So i have two model classes: class Dog(db.model): dogName = StringProperty() dogBreed = StringProperty()
I\'m curious how agi开发者_开发知识库le methodologies do data modeling (conceptual and logical schemas). I\'ve read a couple of articles on agile but I haven\'t really encountered a practical guide on
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