Better living through database normalization
Note: This is a republication of a post that I wrote almost 10 years ago, over on my other blog. I...

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The query language shared by every relational engine listed under Databases. Its entries are the parts that decide whether a schema holds up: how it is shaped, how fast it answers, and whether the data in it can be trusted.
More than 20 years writing SQL for relational databases and building reliable data-backed applications. I have written it at every job I have had: UW-Milwaukee, Kohler, Starkmedia, Quality Matters, and Bader Rutter.
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Note: This is a republication of a post that I wrote almost 10 years ago, over on my other blog. I...
Lately, I have been working with a lot of legacy SQL and this has caused me to think about what makes SQL (and database designs) good and bad. There is a concept called ACID, defined within ISO/IEC 10026-1:1992. ACID is an acronym, that stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolati…
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