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>> the "ON UPDATE CASCADE" part, and
i'm not sure about the "REFERENCES" part either <<
These are Declarative Referential Integrity (DRI) actions. You will need to read about them in detail, but when the referenced table changes, the referencing table also changes automatically.
>> [level] I thought I could put it as a column for performance, as it
is easy to just add it when adding a child. <<
But then you need a constraint to be sure that it is always correct. So why not compute it? It will save space, run a little faster than a disk read amd always be correct.
>> think that maybe I should use materialized paths instead of nested
sets, but I don't know much about it. <<
Since you are searching text and not doing math on the data, I agree.
>> Moreover I live in France in shipping from USA is probably high, and
it's not like my understanding of english is perfect. <<
Well, you can get SQL ADVANCE in French. I do not know if TREES & HIERARCHIES will be translated. Received on Thu Feb 24 2005 - 09:20:16 CST
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