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... I personally know such cases of very complex primary keys. Just those programmers' choice. eg: constraints like PRIMARY KEY (BRANCH,DEPT,ROWID) where branch and dept are character fields and rowid is an integer. The programmer feels it is convenient for him to consolidate tables ...

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... Does Artificial Intelligence Actually Mean? (qz.com) 18 Posted by BeauHD on Wednesday December 13, 2017 @08:00AM from the machines-with-brains dept. An anonymous reader writes: A new bill (pdf) drafted by senator Maria Cantwell asks the Department of Commerce to establish a committee on artificial ...

... Intelligence Pioneer Says We Need To Start Over (axios.com) 6 Posted by msmash on Friday September 15, 2017 @04:05PM from the think-about-it dept. Steve LeVine, writing for Axios: In 1986, Geoffrey Hinton co-authored a paper that, four decades later, is central to the explosion of artificial ...

... Users Hit By Massive Email Phishing Scam (independent.co.uk)59 Posted by BeauHD on Wednesday May 03, 2017 @04:40PM from the be-on-the-look-out dept. New submitter reyahtbor warns of a "massive" phishing attack sweeping the web:Multiple media sources are now reporting on a massive ...

... etc In case of named parameters the array should be a multi-dim array Example" FW_AdoApplyParams( "AGE BETWEEN :min AND :max AND DEPT = :dep", ; { { "min", 30 }, { "max", 40 }, { "dep", 'STORES' } } ) - Greatly enhanced MariaDB/MySql functionality. ...

... Param acWhere: Character exprn: Example "ID = 340" or a multi-dim array with field-value pairs Eg: { { "AGE", 40 }, { "DEPT", "AB" } } METHOD PivotArray( cTable, cRowFld, cColFld, cValFld, cAggrFunc ) Param cTable can be a table name or any complex Sql ...

... Much depends on creating right indexes and usages of the indexed fields in our where clauses. For example, if the where clause is "WHERE DEPT = 10", the query is damn slow if there is no index on DEPT. Yes. The database is very large. I have optimized the MySQL server to work with ...

... Much depends on creating right indexes and usages of the indexed fields in our where clauses. For example, if the where clause is "WHERE DEPT = 10", the query is damn slow if there is no index on DEPT. By the way we do not know what are you using to connect to MySql server. Are you ...

... achieve as developers is 'do diligence' as in encrypting our data. I know that many SC State Agency's have almost turned 'paranoid' after the SC Dept of Revenue hack to the point of not allowing any employee access to the internet 'period' at their workplace. http://www.thestate.com/2012/10/26/2496396/south-carolina-taxpayers-privacy.html ...

... BOX 4356","DEPT 664","HOUSTON","TX","772104356","US","2814405006","2814406149","17323 RED ...

... All As many of you know or perhaps have heard on the US news, upwards to 3.8 million Social Security numbers were breached from the South Carolina Dept of Revenue by hackers. It was not so much that the data was 'hacked' and 'stolen' but the data itself was not encrypted. How many of us have databases ...

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You are describing the concept of roles. A person may have one or more roles; patient, doctor, dept head, vendor, etc. Using OOP you can create a classes that automatically handle this. These classes would also insulate the rest of your code from the actual databases so ...

... line, just like the column definitions. It cannot be part of the REPORT... definition (as you have it). Also, I think you want it grouped on dept but not on employee. If you group on employee also, then you are going to get a new group for each employee. I hope you are not confusing grouping ...