Database table design for scheduling tasks

This is the table structure i came up with; Schedule – ScheduleName – ScheduleTypeId (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly, Specific) – StartDate – IntervalInDays – Frequency – FrequencyCounter ScheduleDaily – ScheduleDailyId – ScheduleId – TimeOfDay – StartDate – EndDate ScheduleMonthly – ScheduleMonthlyId – ScheduleId – DayOfMonth – StartDate – EndDate ScheduleSpecific – ScheduleSpecificId – ScheduleId – … Read more

Designing a SQL schema for a combination of many-to-many relationship (variations of products)

Applying normalization to your problem, the solution is as given. Run and see it on SQL Fiddle. CREATE TABLE products ( product_id int AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name varchar(20), description varchar(30) ); INSERT INTO products (name, description) VALUES (‘Rug’, ‘A cool rug’ ), (‘Cup’, ‘A coffee cup’); — ======================================== CREATE TABLE variants ( variant_id int AUTO_INCREMENT … Read more

Migrating ManyToManyField to null true, blank true, isn’t recognized

That behavior is correct: null doesn’t mean anything at the database level when used with a ManyToManyField. The declaration of a ManyToManyField causes the creation of an intermediate table to hold the relationship, and although Django will create a standard attribute on your model instance for your convenience, there is no actual column representing it … Read more

Why use a 1-to-1 relationship in database design?

From the logical standpoint, a 1:1 relationship should always be merged into a single table. On the other hand, there may be physical considerations for such “vertical partitioning” or “row splitting”, especially if you know you’ll access some columns more frequently or in different pattern than the others, for example: You might want to cluster … Read more

Setting schema name for DbContext

You can configure the default schema in OnModelCreating method of your custom inherited DbContext class like – public class MyContext: DbContext { public MyContext(): base(“MyContext”) { } public DbSet<Student> Students { get; set; } protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder) { //Configure default schema modelBuilder.HasDefaultSchema(“Ordering”); } } Starting with EF6 you can use the HasDefaultSchema method … Read more

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