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About Entity Relation Diagram31 Dec 2004 12:49 GMT29
I 'm currently working on the ER diagram of a dating site.
I have this question about the tables that will contain the members data.
How can I organize the data so that the table remain as normalized as
possible. In particular, I want my tables to be in the 3rd Normal form.
Help?????31 Dec 2004 10:00 GMT3
What different between asp.net and HTML?
Crystal reports problem27 Dec 2004 08:14 GMT1
I have a client who is running windows xp as there (OS). My problem is
that they use an application that runs on sql server 2000, written in
vb6 with crystal reports 8.0. When they try to print a report they get
the following error.
Timestamp Ordering granularity24 Dec 2004 09:38 GMT2
I have a question regarding concurrency control.
Locking techniques can use different granularity : table-, page-,
record- level locks, depending on the level of contention.
Can the same be made work for TO? Would it require to always store
Using select22 Dec 2004 15:26 GMT2
This seems incredibly pedestrian, but I can't for the life of me figure
it out.
Looking with phpmyadmin, I have about 60 rows in a table called
'photos'. One of the fields is titled "product", which holds a
Using select22 Dec 2004 11:12 GMT1
This seems incredibly pedestrian, but I can't for the life of me figure
it out.
Looking with phpmyadmin, I have about 60 rows in a table called
'photos'. One of the fields is titled "product", which holds a
Why do programmers start counting from 0?20 Dec 2004 06:49 GMT11
One day, I started wondering why we start counting from 0 and couldn't
find a good search string to get much out from google.com. Can anyone
help me?
One of the advantage I can think of is modulus of that number gives a
SQL competition: the shortest interval coalesce/pack query20 Dec 2004 03:19 GMT14
Write the shortest sql query that would return a minimal cover of a set of
intervals. For example, given
Intervals = {(x=1,y=3), (x=2,y=5), (x=4, y=11), (x=10,y=12), (x=20,y=21)}
it should return
Definitions Needed19 Dec 2004 02:02 GMT2
    I am reading through dbdebunk.com.  In one article (On system
Tables <http://www.dbdebunk.com/page/page/622812.htm>), there are a
couple of terms that I can not find definitions for: AST and VSS.
Here is the context with the terms marked with asterisks:
Terminology15 Dec 2004 22:40 GMT1
1. What is the most general term for Y in "X.Y = Z" (ie "john.color =
red" or "john.like = mary" or john.father = adam)? Y is sometimes
called a verb, property, predicate, function, relation, relationship,
etc.
Issues with the logical consistency of The Third Manifesto15 Dec 2004 16:04 GMT143
I would like to hear opinions about Maurice Gittens paper 'A critical
reading of the Third Manifesto'  (available at http://www.gits.nl/).
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how the heck do I model this?13 Dec 2004 23:44 GMT4
Hope I can explain this... And I'll be talking more implementation...
my theory language isn't real strong ...
I have the following case:
Based on a source_id plus n key/value pairs, where n is unknown (and
What kind of structure should i use to read a freedb txt file with pascal?13 Dec 2004 20:43 GMT6
Hello, here is the problem:
I have to develop a DOS program in PASCAL with FREEPASCAL that reads a
small txt freedb (musics data) database (47 MB) by loading it all to
the memory. It is a final work of a course i am attending in college
Nested sets question...12 Dec 2004 17:39 GMT7
How to find all children in nested sets model that are two levels under
specified item?
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