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I don't want to go deep in DB, just get some basic design principles, 3h course max
Please don't judge me, I'm not applying for a DB job, I just want to get basic design principles. If possible very example driven, why to use one to many in this case, or not to use. I know that every field needs years to master, even what I mentioned, I don't want to master it :-)
So any course suggestions?
[Edit] SQL is not a huge problem, I want to know things like, should everything related to a user be a huge table? Should I put flags about his password in the same table as his address. Or separate tables based in some principles?
u/Numerous_Economy_482 — 6 days ago