For most DBAs, normalization is an understood concept, a bread and butter bit of knowledge. However, it is not at all unusual to review a database design by a development group for an OLTP OnLine Transaction Processing environment and find that the schema chosen is anything but properly normalized.
This article by Brian Kelley will give you the core knowledge to data model. It was a new one to me, but read on to find out what it means.
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Convert video files and package them for optimized delivery. If we wanted to return a list of all owners that do not have an OwnerId of 3 , we could do this:. Our query uses the not equal to operator!
The query returns all owners except owner number 3. When comparing with a string value, use quotes around the string. Whatever the comparison column contains — salaries, pet names, etc. This is true even if the column value is NULL. This is what confuses programmers who are experienced in other languages. So as our query is evaluated, it is going to look like this:.
This comparison is also going to return unknown. We can see from the truth table earlier that NOT unknown is going to return unknown. So now our query has become:. The result not being false is not enough. The value of any NULL is unknown. Again it is the unknown value of NULL. Just as it is unknown if NULL 3. Alice is excluded from the results. But it is less than or equal to 5, so he is now included in the query result.
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