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  • RE: Toward Integrity Part 5

    Nebojsa Ilic (1/3/2008)


    For everyone who wants to be a database professionalist:

    1. Read this article;

    2. Learn from C.J. Date books;

    3. If you survive - start your database work.

    Nebojsa Ilic;

    I second...

  • RE: Toward Integrity Part 4

    George Heinrich (1/2/2008)


    Ahhh...ok. I think I get it now. The view and the digits table are just there to throw an error in the event that the wrong criteria are...

  • RE: Toward Integrity Part 4

    George Heinrich (1/2/2008)


    These articles are very good...but the author lost me on article 4.

    Could you go into more detail on how the indexed view and using the negative matches...

  • RE: Toward Integrity Part 3

    Dennis Miller (12/24/2007)


    It's great to see some attention to conceptual/logical modeling from the SQL Server community. In my experience, DB practioners with that persuasion tend to jump right to...

  • RE: Toward Integrity - Part 2

    Hi Ken;

    This article series is concerned with modeling and implementing the model in such a way as to prevent "bad" data from entering the system (hence the name "Toward Integrity").

    As...

  • RE: Toward Integrity - Part 2

    kenambrose (12/12/2007)


    Hi Troy,

    Good series! I'd like to suggest that you include a bit more "real life" stucture to the model. Just enough to make the examples more...

  • RE: Toward Integrity - Part 2

    Hi Timothy;

    I'm glad you brought this topic up as it lets me expand a bit on the design tradeoffs I'm making as well as reiterate my position on the poor...

  • RE: Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins

    Matt Miller (12/7/2007)


    cs_troyk (12/7/2007)


    It is a computational model that says nothing of the physical implementation.

    The one that doesn't say anything of the physical implementation is the Mathematical model. ...

  • RE: Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins

    Jeff Moden (12/6/2007)


    I would disagree with your assertion that set based programming is code that touches rows once or very few times and that the query you specified is not...

  • RE: Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins

    Matt Miller (12/6/2007)


    Well - set-based processing entails a bit more than either description. Jeff's taking issue with the fact that the external query has to be evaluated one single...

  • RE: Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins

    Jeff Moden (12/6/2007)


    "Set-based" refers to a logical construct--the programming model. "RBAR" refers to a physical implementation of the solution (at least as you use it in the article). I assert...

  • RE: Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins

    Jeff;

    A good lead-in article... it will be nice to see the solutions you propose, both for SS2K and SS2K5 (I imagine they'll each look quite differently).

    One criticism I have is...

  • RE: Toward Integrity - Part 1

    kenambrose (12/3/2007)


    Glad to see this effort! Too many sql programmers are way behind the curve in understanding conceptual and logical modeling and the theoretical basis that should be guiding...

  • RE: Beginning Database Design - Spot the Flaws

    jomobono (11/21/2007)


    cs_troyk (11/21/2007)


    jomobono (11/20/2007)


    First off regarding requirements, this is a personal opinion, but here goes.

    Steve has provided ample requirements based on the scale of his project to prototype a...

  • RE: Beginning Database Design - Spot the Flaws

    jomobono (11/20/2007)


    First off regarding requirements, this is a personal opinion, but here goes.

    Steve has provided ample requirements based on the scale of his project to prototype a preliminary system....

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