Want a Database Design subforum?
Quote from Dave Voorhis on August 3, 2019, 10:17 amInspired by this...
Quote from dandl on August 3, 2019, 10:06 amLeaving aside the relational rant, how would we propose to solve this [database design] problem in a TTM/TD context? The IM might be one way, but assuming no IM then what?
I've done this in the past but not using his A or B. My choice was to use two tables, one for strings and one for numerics, and cast as needed. One could well be enough.
... what do y'all think of me adding a Database Design subforum for database design topics/questions?
Personally, I think database design discussions are the norovirus of database fora, but I know some like them and I'm happy to cater.
Inspired by this...
Quote from dandl on August 3, 2019, 10:06 amLeaving aside the relational rant, how would we propose to solve this [database design] problem in a TTM/TD context? The IM might be one way, but assuming no IM then what?
I've done this in the past but not using his A or B. My choice was to use two tables, one for strings and one for numerics, and cast as needed. One could well be enough.
... what do y'all think of me adding a Database Design subforum for database design topics/questions?
Personally, I think database design discussions are the norovirus of database fora, but I know some like them and I'm happy to cater.
Quote from AntC on August 3, 2019, 10:48 amI agree with your "norovirus of database fora". Philip Kelly, previously of this parish, is now dishing out large volumes of his toxicity elsewhere.
If people want to get into interminable/fruitless discussions about half-baked specifications of business contexts, StackOverflow offers almost limitless opportunities; as in:
'I didn't come here to get insulted.'
'Oh. Where do you usally go?'
I agree with your "norovirus of database fora". Philip Kelly, previously of this parish, is now dishing out large volumes of his toxicity elsewhere.
If people want to get into interminable/fruitless discussions about half-baked specifications of business contexts, StackOverflow offers almost limitless opportunities; as in:
'I didn't come here to get insulted.'
'Oh. Where do you usally go?'