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 | At my place of work, we strictly use Oracle. I've been a software developer for 5 years now after graduating with my B.S. and have wrote countless applications that interface with an Oracle 9i and 10g database. I'm wondering what the difference between IBM's Informix and Oracle 10g are? What …  |
 | keldonkor, I think you need to be more descriptive in what you are asking for. Hannm tried to help point you in a direction that would help you design and create the actual database for a school itself. However, I think you are asking help on how to construct a … |
| | zuko, I agree with debasisdas. To begin with, I would strong recommend against your approach #2 for many reasons. It is simply better practice and better database design to keep your data correctly "normalized". What that means is that instead of having one enormous table with every field, you should … |
| | I think statement 3 may seem tricky because it feels like there should be more to it. But it just means it's a simple entity. I think the Sales Inventory should be an entity on its own. And for statement 4, there should be an entity named "Sales" which contains …  |
| | get2tk, you first need to identify what tables you want to migrate from Microsoft's SQL Server to Oracle. Once you have identified these tables, create these tables on the Oracle table exactly like they are on SQL Server (on SQL server, explore the attributes and attribute type of each table, … |
| | Dear Black Death Version 2. I would actually go just with MySQL. It is freely available, with lots of documentation and knowledgebase online. It is easy to install and simple to use. I'm not sure how familiar with programming you are, but I would use PHP for the front-end web … |
| | I agree with debasisdas. It depends on what you want to implement. If you were implementing a very specific and limited part of a system, such as the movie timings of a theater, then an entity-relational model would be ideal. But for larger systems with many unknowns, a relational model … |
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