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Nao posso acessar nenhum source file? Nao vejo a mapa 'files' no pimpapp-api.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 3:12 PM Lucas Vido notifications@github.com wrote:
Source file: catadores_er_xmlzip https://githubcom/PimpAPP/pimpapp-api/files/86064/catadores_er_xmlzip Unzip and open the XML with: https://wwwdrawio/
[image: catadores_er] https://camo.githubusercontent.com/bf8cbdf1e1f97eec41b7f2e5d4b08060ab3e6db5/68747470733a2f2f636c6f756467697468756275736572636f6e74656e74636f6d2f6173736574732f3935363338382f31323234303530332f65636638353039322d623837342d313165352d396634382d633063383266646638306635706e67 What are your take on this? I'm missing something?
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It seems that the links don't work on email... strange...
Try to open it on Github: https://github.com/PimpAPP/pimpapp-api/issues/14
On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 4:21 PM, Katrine Tjoelsen notifications@github.com wrote:
Nao posso acessar nenhum source file? Nao vejo a mapa 'files' no pimpapp-api.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 3:12 PM Lucas Vido notifications@github.com wrote:
Source file: catadores_er_xmlzip https://githubcom/PimpAPP/pimpapp-api/files/86064/catadores_er_xmlzip Unzip and open the XML with: https://wwwdrawio/
What are your take on this? I'm missing something?
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Friends, Just some ideas more. See what you think. They are not exclusively about Wiki+Lock feature, but is regarding user and login modeling above:
Regarding lock, I thought about a question:
Regarding rating, in the future, if we have lots of records, maybe we need to create consolidated tables due to performance issues.
Sorry @fernandobalm, I didn’t post all the information. I’m fixing that! I skipped the definition and jumped into ER model. However, I believe you received a file called ‘features.pdf’, which presents some key ideas from this project.
is_active
, therefore the soft-delete behavior proposed is a framework resource.@fernandobalm, yes, rating might grow and become a huge table.
I don’t know... profile_page_hist
and profile_page_trans
smell like over-engineering. I’d like hear some alternative takes on how to store historic editions.
The challenge of keeping the history consists in how the PK changes when a new object is created. Here is an example: We have the profile_page_trans.id=1
and photo.profile.id=1
(photo has a FK to profile_page_trans). If this profile is edited, it is replaced by profile_page_trans.id=2
. This causes photo.profile to reference the old object.
And before you say: Yes, there are tricks to fix this. But we are modeling our database from scratch, we can kill bad code in it’s nest.
Today’s lesson: Have FKs only to immutable PKs
Is this change in PK when a record is being updated a mandatory characteristic of Django? Database itself doesn't need to change PK, once you are just updating fields in a record. Isn't possible (and desirable) to disable it? Anyway, if Django or any used tool requires it, could we update all FK's simultaneously (by a trigger for example)? In this case I guess we could not have FK database constraints. Integrity could be in application level. If I understood, If database has active FK constraints, we will not be able to update or remove PK with an orphan FK child. I guess it will occur a referential integrity error. And vice versa.
Profiles are the points on the map. They represent a waste collection alternative.
Source file: catadores_er_xml.zip Unzip and open the XML with: https://www.draw.io/
What are your take on this? Am I missing something?