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Time Zone Headaches30 Sep 2006 20:11 GMT11
I have a table from which I'm trying to find rows with datetimes that
fall within a particular period. These might be Today, Monday, This
Week, This Month, August, etc.
My problem is that the report must be from the point of view of local
Managing a Many-to-Many Relationship Tree by tracking one-many relations30 Sep 2006 19:03 GMT3
I have Tags and Articles in a many-to-many relationship - Tags form a
taxonomy for Articles.  This taxonomy is then used to build the
navigation of a site displaying the information in Articles.  Thus Tags
need to be given relations - a Tag can have many child Tags, and a
[MySQL] Double INSERT?28 Sep 2006 06:55 GMT4
I have the very strange problem with
the MySQL database [4.1.18]. I'm using
it with PHP5.
I have the table "pages_view" which
History Tables26 Sep 2006 07:36 GMT3
For our project, we need to have a history table for almost every table
in the data model. the history table mirrors the original and has a
couple of extra columns like date, transaction type and username. There
are two ways of populating the history tables:
modelin problem24 Sep 2006 18:12 GMT5
I'm trying to make a good model for a following problem.
Application is about to help, let's say, ROOMMATES to keep track of
payed/not payed BILLS for a house they live in.
I thought i could make 3 tables:
Self-Referencing Foreign Key with Many-to-Many Relationship24 Sep 2006 17:37 GMT9
Imagine you have a Table Employees, with values ID (PK), Name,
Supervisor (FK).  Supervisors are also employees, so 'Supervisor' is a
self-referencing foreign key to ID.
We realise that supervisors supervise more than one employee.  Now
Managing Hierarchical Data - The Nested Set Model - insert node22 Sep 2006 16:32 GMT2
Sorry for my bad english.
I want to add a child(Tom) to Chuck but not on the left of DONNA but
on the right of FRED.
Can You help me ?
Choosing a Database Application Development Environment22 Sep 2006 16:27 GMT2
I have been involved in developing database applications on and off for
many years, starting with COBOL and proprietary SQL databases (the good
old days!) and more recently using Access.
In an attempt to avoid the difficulties in distributing Access
Table Design21 Sep 2006 22:30 GMT2
I need to work with a database design that drives me crazy!!
We send out forms to collect learner data and teacher data. The
database in wich it is stored was designed as follows:  All of the
different tables have only 3 attributes in it: 1. The Question Number.
SQL server connection21 Sep 2006 19:24 GMT1
I was able to connect to MS SQL Server 2005 on my computer but after a
while I can not. When I want to connect to it using MS SQL Server
Management Studio I got this error:
An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server.
Can databases form automatic calculations?20 Sep 2006 04:53 GMT11
I am new to database programming, started this week!  I am using MySQL 5.0
with myphpadmin as the interface to it.
Basically I would like to know if  there is some way to get a database to
perform automatic calculations, for instance, to make things simple, lets
Determining Subtype from Supertype20 Sep 2006 02:51 GMT19
I have four entities: location, department, municipality and sector.
municipality is a subtype of department, sector is a subtype of
municipality, and department, municipality and sector are subtypes of
location. Here are their relation schemas:
New survey book in data streams19 Sep 2006 13:33 GMT3
BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT
DATA STREAMS: Models and Algorithms
Ed. Charu Aggarwal
Springer.
ODBC DSN List?19 Sep 2006 12:59 GMT1
Hey All,
I'm writing a program in c-like language (VTS) which accesses an ODBC
database with SQL commands. In order to use the SQL commands you must
connect to the database using a ConnectODBC() command in the VTS
How to split a data definition SQL script file (DDL script)17 Sep 2006 03:17 GMT5
I need to split a Oracle data definition SQL script file (DDL script) to
many files, each file corresponding to one command category (table
creation, constraint creation, index creation, etc).
Do you know some tool to do that ?
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