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| Categorie: | Algemeen - Boeken | Van: | Packt Publishing |
| Meer informatie: | www.packtpub.com | Auteur(s): | Marc Delisle |
| Bladzijden: | 94 | Publicatie-jaar: | 2006 |
If you're creating a dynamic web application using open-source tools, then you're probably going to be setting up a MySQL database. Getting the design of this database right for your application and its data is vital, but it's often an intimidating and little-known process for non-developers and developers alike. Written by the creator of the phpMyAdmin tool, this book is a short but complete guide on how to design good data structures for MySQL.For most of us, setting up the database for an » Lees meer... |  |
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If you're creating a dynamic web application using open-source tools, then you're probably going to be setting up a MySQL database. Getting the design of this database right for your application and its data is vital, but it's often an intimidating and little-known process for non-developers and developers alike. Written by the creator of the phpMyAdmin tool, this book is a short but complete guide on how to design good data structures for MySQL.For most of us, setting up the database for an application is often an afterthought. While you don't need to be a professional database designer to create a working application, knowing a few insider tips & techniques can make both the process easier and the end result more effective. This book doesn't set out to make you an expert in data analysis, but it does provide a quick and easy way to raise your game in this essential part of getting your application right.What you will learn from this book:- Asking users the right questions to collect relevant data for the system you are building;- Detecting bad structures;- Sound data-naming techniques, for both table & column names;- Modeling data with future growth in mind;- Implementing security policies with data privileges and views;- Tuning the structure for performanceProducing system documentation (data dictionary, relational schema);- Testing the model with appropriate SQL queries.