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This is my question regarding several databases used for storing large amount of data. As I have used many of the databases programming languages but I need your opinions and experience of using ...
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I'm working on an old SQL Server database where the main table has columns with generic names like MSTFLG01, MSTFLG02, all the way up to MSTFLG67. The actual meaning of each column is hidden inside ...
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I'm learning Express.js and I'm working on a big project on my own, an e-commerce (kind of SaaS). I'm building the nested routes and controller, service, repo, etc. but the project is so big that I ...
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We are building multi-tenant SaaS platform where multiple customers share the same system with isolated data. We usually start with a shared database using a tenant_id to keep the design simple and ...
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I’m building an HRIS in Spring Boot with MongoDB, and I need to generate an organization chart from an employees collection. My current model is: @Document(collection = "employees") public ...
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I’m wondering when designing a database, is really strict normalization better or do you denormalize for performance from the beginning? It’s better because it runs faster right?
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I am managing a WordPress site with 100k+ entries in a custom post type. Standard WP_Query with multiple meta_query arguments is causing significant performance bottlenecks due to complex wp_postmeta ...
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I am currently working on my mini project to practice(16 yo). I have this simple database structure consisting of products, categories and their attributes. I want to add search function. Structure ...
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I'm analyzing a SQL Server 2022 OLTP database and trying to refine my indexing strategy based on actual workload patterns. The exact schema and queries cannot be shared, but the observed ratios and ...
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I understand that derived attributes should generally be calculated. When should a derived attribute be physically stored in a database table?
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I have a function, that updated database @router.put("/{task_id}/status") def update_status(task_id: str, task_data: UpdateStatus, db: Session = Depends(get_db)): task = ...
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I am building a module in which I have to integrate multi-vendor insurance using the nestjs and mysql. Mainly our purpose is to do insurance for new E-rickshaws. So, what is the best tables schemas I ...
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I'm creating a medication reminder app. A user creates a reminder by selecting a medication, how long they will be consuming it, and timestamps for when they would to be reminded (receive a ...
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I have tables user and user_role and a m:n table that connects those, user_has_user_role. To keep to a standard I want to not expose database table ids. So there is a secondary id id_be used in the ...
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I'm creating a bookstore / library style database, and I wanted to get some feedback on my tables. I've made a previous version without reference tables, and now I'm trying to separate out the authors ...
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