When creating a SQL database you need to ask - what is the information that I want to capture? Do not try to capture everything on one SQL database. Simplify it. It is OK to create several SQL databases with specific types of information you want to capture for an organization. You can always create a sql command to gather the information from the separate databases.
Afterwards, you can get down to designing the TABLES. Below are three rules about SQL Table design. I know that rules are made and then broken, but in general follow the 3 Rules below (if you can).
RULE 1: In a Table, do not repeat data.
RULE 2: Repeated data goes in another Linked table.
RULE 3: Row Data must only rely on the Table's Primary Key.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Sql Database Table Design
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SQL Table Design
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