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Thats why you do design o DB and decide if this data is really needed to be stored, for how long, now sensitive it is etc. You don't just add data to DB as you
by vincnetas 2y ago
Thats why you do design o DB and decide if this data is really needed to be stored, for how long, now sensitive it is etc. You don't just add data to DB as you go (well ideally).
- kube-system 2y agoIf only it were that easy. Only a small amount of government data is in a database, if even electronic at all. A lot of it is on paper, in Microsoft word, in emails, in a voicemail, etc. Nobody is going to write a DB schema or call a DBA before taking notes in a notebook… but that’s government data too. Example: https://home.nps.gov/katm/blogs/images/IMG_3229.jpg https://home.nps.gov/katm/blogs/images/IMG_3229.jpg
- vincnetas 2y agoTrue, but in this case we are talking about providing DB dumps to citizens.
- kube-system 2y agoThat is not how I interpreted “all non-classified, non-sensitive public data”
- vincnetas 2y agotrue. i scope of grand parent comment. i was still thinking about TFA when i commented.