On 12/22/2014 03:53 PM, Robert DiFalco wrote:
This may fall into the category of over-optimization but I've become
curious.
I have a user table with about 14 columns that are all 1:1 data - so
they can't be normalized.
When I insert a row all columns need to be set. But when I update, I
so
On 12/22/2014 10:53 PM, Robert DiFalco wrote:
This may fall into the category of over-optimization but I've become
curious.
I have a user table with about 14 columns that are all 1:1 data - so they
can't be normalized.
When I insert a row all columns need to be set. But when I update, I
sometim
This may fall into the category of over-optimization but I've become
curious.
I have a user table with about 14 columns that are all 1:1 data - so they
can't be normalized.
When I insert a row all columns need to be set. But when I update, I
sometimes only update 1-2 columns at a time. Does the n