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From: Bruno Sandivilli bruno.sandivi...@gmail.com
Date: 2011/3/23
Subject: Object Class Type
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Hi all, could someone give me a help? I have this scenario: I want to have
Hi , i want to model a simple db for user with a social network. Cold anyone
help me?
Thanks!
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Imagine if you are building a generic database framework, so you (dont
have, but) can generalize your queries functions and abstract some tables
info.
2012/9/10 Graham H. mene...@gmail.com
I think it's so that you could write functions as generically as possible.
So you don't have to pass in
Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i have 3
values.
To represent this in my Database, I could:
1. Create 2 Tables : A Values table - with 3 columns ; and a Bill table
(with 15 foreign keys, each one
Anyone? Please.
2012/9/18 Bruno Sandivilli bruno.sandivi...@gmail.com
Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i have
3 values.
To represent this in my Database, I could:
1. Create 2 Tables : A Values table
Giner wrote:
On 9/18/2012 8:52 AM, Bruno Sandivilli wrote:
Hi, i strugling to decide what is the best choice:
I have a 15 row x 3 columns Flash DataGrid, it means, for each row i
have 3
values.
To represent this in my Database, I could:
1. Create 2 Tables : A Values table - with 3
://www.artfulsoftware.com/infotree/queries.php#78
-Matt
On 09/19/2012 01:33 PM, Bruno Sandivilli wrote:
Sorry for the lack of explanation.
Again:
I have to model a bill table.
The bill have 20 fields.
But for each field we have: *registered* value, *billed *value and* total
value.*
So i've created an *bill
Hi, some week's ago i was having a querying problem, it was i nightmare.
Now i'm i have the same modeling problem. But his time i've stopped to
think before.
Right Here we go:
It's 'simple'. I have a simple datagrid (5 columns x 50 rows). Each row
have a label and the 5 columns values.How can i
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