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Tag Archives: General
What happened in 1986?
I have been rather busy of late, doing a bit of reading and a lot of research regarding the NF² or The Nested Relational Model. While browsing my old Universities library last year, I discovered an old text book on … Continue reading
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KISS
KISS – Keep It Simple Stupid. Yup, just revisited that one again. I recently purchased a HDHomeRun network TV tuner from Silicon Dust and after trying numerous TV media applications; MS-Windows and Linux, I decided to write my own.
What actually are multi-values?
Since I have now got a connection from UniVerse to MySQL, I have been giving some thought to how to implement multi-values within MySQL and get the same results as in the U2 products. I eventually categorized the types of … Continue reading
