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Good point - SQLite is even easier to get started with. I believe its command-line tool comes bundled on most distros as 'sqlite3'. As for syntax and semantics
by drpancake 15y ago
Good point - SQLite is even easier to get started with. I believe its command-line tool comes bundled on most distros as 'sqlite3'.
As for syntax and semantics... it's so simple that anything on Google will do. The interesting part is normalization - again I'm sure there's plenty of free guides.
- LookingToLearn 15y agoI'm pretty sure normalization won't be a problem in my context and with my background. My requirement is simple, and the design straight-forward. Many thanks for your response.
- drpancake 15y agoWhen I say normalization that includes simple cases. For example using foreign keys to separate out your data - pretty common in most schemas. Good luck!
- LookingToLearn 15y agoIndeed. And thanks again.