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Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

26 April 2016

Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

26 April 2016

How to Design a Localization-Ready System

In this era of globalization, companies – including software developers – are always interested in expanding to new markets. This often means localizing their products for different areas. In this article, we’ll explain a few approaches to designing your data model for localization - specifically, for managing content in multiple… Read more
Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

21 April 2016

Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

21 April 2016

The Snowflake Schema

In a previous article we discussed the star schema model. The snowflake schema is next to the star schema in terms of its importance in data warehouse modeling. It was developed out of the star schema, and it offers some advantages over its predecessor. But these advantages come at a… Read more
Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

14 April 2016

Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

14 April 2016

The Star Schema

Today, reports and analytics are almost as important as core business. Reports can be built out of your live data; often this approach will do the trick for small- and medium-sized companies without lots of data. But when things get bigger – or the amount of data starts increasing dramatically… Read more
Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

31 March 2016

Redgate Data Modeler

Redgate Data Modeler

31 March 2016

Crow’s Foot Notation

The most recognizable characteristic of crow’s foot notation (also known as IE notation) is that it uses graphical symbols to indicate the ‘many’ side of the relationship. The three-pronged ‘many’ symbol is also how this widely-used notation style got its name. Let’s see where crow’s foot is placed in the… Read more