Jim Youmans-439383 (3/20/2014)

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I use to want to know how my data was secured and make sure it was not being put at risk. Use to being the key phase...

Wait, you're cursing me?

That's a great quote. Now if there were only a way to make developers avoid doing this....

Sean Lange (3/18/2014)

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1 hour and 15 minutes until vacation. I am ready!!! We are taking the kids on a surprise trip to Branson for a few days. See you all...

I do, and I'd love to see a few variations of how to do this in separate articles, but if you have something that's focused on getting the queries that...

At first glance it looks good. I'll get you feedback in the article, but closing this topic.

If you restore a backup a week later, and the time of the backup was before the truncate committed, the table is there. Doesn't matter if the truncate was started...

Thanks

jcrawf02 (3/18/2014)

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Steve, I think you've just done this too much. Once you understand what you're trying to do, Conceptual and Logical blend quite a bit, because you start conceptualizing in...

Matt Miller (#4) (3/17/2014)

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Your conceptual is already a bit too low level thus it is hard to distinguish it from the logical.

At a conceptual level - a Purchase...

Thanks, I'll take a look as soon as I can.

Greg Edwards-268690 (3/17/2014)

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor (3/17/2014)

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Lots of repetition in the explanations here. Anyone have a good entity example that shows the difference? As I explain this, it sounds...

Lots of repetition in the explanations here. Anyone have a good entity example that shows the difference? As I explain this, it sounds as though "more detail in the logical...

Had an interesting question from my kid last night. He is studying for a GIS test and was confused about the phases of database design

- conceptual

- logical

- physical

I found a...

Feel free to tackle it and submit it on the site.