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oracle database-design

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Renaming the 100GB Table

Hi All, I have more than 100GB size of table in my database I want to rename the table name. Is it a good idea?
asked May 19, 2011 7:51 am CDT
MySQL DBA
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Tool for examining database columns to determine their contents

I'm working with an incompletely documented DBMS system, and I am looking for a general purpose software tool that will examine the values in…
asked April 16, 2011 7:28 am CDT
Ollie Jones
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MySQL: how to do row-level security (like Oracle's Virtual Private Database)?

Say that I have vendors selling various products. So, at a basic level, I will have the following tables: vendor , product , vendor_product . If…
asked April 2, 2011 9:10 pm CDT
StackOverflowNewbie
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What is the best way to enforce a 'subset' relationship with integrity constraints

For example, given 3 tables: gastropod snail slug and assuming we want to enforce that every row in 'gastropod' has exactly one corresponding row in…
asked April 2, 2011 4:20 am CDT
JackPDouglas
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Redesign Facebook's Database

Pause your life. Rewind. You are taken back to Day 1 of Facebook and asked to redesign their database architecture to handle the behemoth it has…
asked March 28, 2011 7:04 pm CDT
Christopher Ickes
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When are nulls "safe" in a column?

Is there a general rule of thumb for designing databases to allow the columns as nulls vs 3nf normalization? I have a table with a column that will…
asked January 26, 2011 12:19 pm CST
suhprano
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