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I am actually new to schema designing. I have read few articles about data modeling and started building schemas for real time data. I have done one. I need guidance in my first steps. Just some one who can have a glance at it and can suggest mistakes that I have done. So that I can correct them and learn. If any one have interest to provide little bit of guidance please respond.
Any guidance at this stage would be a great help to me. Thanking you so much.
Any guidance at this stage would be a great help to me. Thanking you so much.
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Assuming you are talking about a relational database, what do you need to do? What have you done so far - show us something.
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For sure I will post the attachment by evening.
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Re: Need little bit of guidance Hi me again, I am adding a zip file which contains schema snap, business requirement doc, dbm file(MS Access) which contains all the tables and valid data. It is completly done. Just have a glance and point out the mistakes that i have done. Thanking you all.
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I don't use Word or Access so I can't help you there.
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Originally Posted by trudge 
I don't use Word or Access so I can't help you there.
Tell me what is the most acceptable format for you. so that i can post the doc again using that software. Do you use open office? one other thing is even if you dont use Access i will post jpg of schema so that you can have a look at doc and also at the schema.
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Can you not just export the schema to a text file and post it and a note here describing what your database is supposed to do.
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