Do any of these databases (MySQL, MariaDB?) have a decent GUI that people can use as opposed to having to do things via the console? I want to have an actual interface do navigate things from or see what is in the database..not just do things via the console?
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by /u/savant78
2h ago
databases that actually have a decent GUI as opposed to just doing things via the console? submitted by /u/savant78 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Maintain order of list items in DB
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by /u/Taka-tak
12h ago
In my React.js application I have a list of todos like this and their order can be changed Todo 1 Todo 2 Todo 3 Let's say I move the Todo 3 to top, Now the list becomes Todo 3 Todo 1 Todo 2 I want to persist the order in DB. How can I achieve this? I am using MySQL submitted by /u/Taka-tak [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Free Virtual Distributed SQL Event - April 24th
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by /u/Yugabeing1
12h ago
If you're interested in distributed databases there is a free virtual event next week. r/YugabyteDB's Distributed SQL Summit (DSS) Asia (April 24th) is aimed at people interested in adopting a modern data ecosystem and simplifying their database modernization. You can find out more and register here➡️https://events.ringcentral.com/canvas/events/distributed-sql-summit-asia-2024/registration submitted by /u/Yugabeing1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Help - Best book to learn about using databases in Academic research
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by /u/LoganDeya
20h ago
Hello. I am a complete beginner and know very little about databases, but I would like to read about it and learn. I have done some internet research on books and manuals for beginners, and titles like "Designing data intensive applications", "Database internals" and "Mysql crash course" have come up. However, by reading the book description, they all seem to be business-oriented. While my interest in databases is purely to learn how to store data in a way that makes it easy to compare information (I suppose then I should learn about SPQL?), for academic research. Any recommendations or advic ..read more
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Choice of multi tenant database architecture for Saas inventory management app ?
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by /u/Prestigious_Ebb5260
23h ago
I am building an inventory management SaaS for mobile and web. I am stuck between if I should go for Approach 1: A Database per organisation Vs Approach 2: One database shared between all organisations where each record is identified by an organisation id My analysis so far is, Approach 1: - data isolated completely (peace of mind) - customer with low data will not be affected by an adjacent high data customer - moving the db around to different server can get easy - though not an intention, can convert to a custom solution at later point have no idea about scalability- is it difficult? mana ..read more
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Looking for general guidance on data separation and what you use when it comes to your apps (Dapper, EF, other)
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by /u/80sPimpNinja
1d ago
I am building an app in Maui and was going to use SQLite as the database. I want to be able to also expand this app to ASP.net and possibly a Windows application at a later date. I want to use SQLite as the database and want to keep it as independent as I can from the main application. So down the road I can add in a different DB if I need to . I was reading the Maui docs and they suggest using the sqlite-net-pcl nuget package as the ORM, possibly because it is tailored for mobile apps? But the problem I see with this is I wouldn't be able to use this ORM for ASP.net or another framework that ..read more
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How to build B+Tree when using auto increment clustered index when inserting?
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by /u/Hoffman9134
1d ago
I've been researching a lot about sequential clustered indexes vs random (guids) and why sequential clustered indexes are more performant when it comes to page splitting and space used in pages. The one thing I can't wrap my head around is how sequential clustered indexes reduce page splits and utilize more page space. My understanding is if you use an auto increment clustered index and the fill factor is 100, all pages will be full (given no deletes) and there will be no page splits. I found a good article/visualization here - Visualizing the impact of ordered vs. random index insertion ..read more
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Help in transforming this into 2NF
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by /u/KaizenCyrus
2d ago
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A student trying to learn Entity Relationship Diagrams, please help
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by /u/9342134o_C
2d ago
So I was assigned to make a payroll management system, and my first task was to create an ERD out of it. i would just like to know if what I'm doing is right? Or am I missing some entities or attributes? It's just a simple payroll management system. Any help would be appreciated thanks ! https://preview.redd.it/drp4kewzpruc1.png?width=1212&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e504f6bcd6ca424e48d5ed2aa7c9fe4f974f6d7 submitted by /u/9342134o_C [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Entity Relationship Diagram - html navigation
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by /u/Genuine-User
2d ago
I was looking for a way to create an ERD that can also get generated into html structure that can be navigated. I saw what Dataedo can do, which looks really amazing. But their pricing seems very high, and I don't see that I can purchase just the ER diagram tool. Are there any similar tools/vendors that can do something like what Dataedo does? What is important is that I can edit the description of tables/columns/objects (etc) in the XML files and then maybe use a tool to generate the HTML that can be served locally or thrown into a web app in Azure or something. submitted by /u/Genuine-User ..read more
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