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I wouldn't know... (Score:1)
I am stuck with an Oracle database that I can't change, has spaces filling up every table regardless of what is actually in the table and everything is a CHAR.
Re:I wouldn't know... (Score:1)
Oh, I forgot to meantion the good part. I am really good at using "to_date" and "rtrim".
Huh? (Score:2)
Your schema reflects your business rules. If you require that all customers have an address, there should be a constraint to this effect. If customers can have more than one address, I'm sure you know quite well how to model that as well.
Also, SQL is not relational. It's a poor second cousin o
Oh and another thing... (Score:1)
I forgot to mention this though I don't know how I forgot.
All tables (all 1500 of them); every field is NOT NULL. Every field.
First s/databases/software/ ... (Score:1)
Then pick any of the following:
Continuing this list is left as an exercise for the reader :-)
Models are not the real world. They're an abstraction chosen to make a particular problem domain easier to manipulate. Sometimes people pick the w