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Re: Database design pattern qestion

by --CELKO-- <jcelko212@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 19, 2008 at 02:29 PM

>> I have a number of "clients" which re****t with a string
"client_id,client_model,0001001001", when the third part is a binary
string containing client's status.   Each client model can have
various status message length and interpretation.  For each of the
locations in the status message, stands it's description and it's
"im****tance level". <<

This is a **very** denormalized design.  That is about all we can say
without more specs.  You have what I call an "Automobiles, Squids and
Britney Spears" design -- many unrelated things forced into a single
structure that mixes data and metadata together, inviolation of any
kindof Normal Form.  You should handle parsing this mess in the front
end before it gets to the database.  Oh, are these binary strings high-
end or low-end, etc.?  Then insert the data into normalized tables.
 




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Database design pattern qestion
TheWoland <thewoland@[  2008-03-09 00:03:47 
Re: Database design pattern qestion
Ed Prochak <edprochak@  2008-03-09 13:33:21 
Re: Database design pattern qestion
--CELKO-- <jcelko212@[  2008-03-19 14:29:23 
Re: Database design pattern qestion
son.matthew@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-04-27 07:05:13 
Re: Database design pattern qestion
son.matthew@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-04-27 07:09:01 

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