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When learning a new, large schema, it might be neat if there was a grouping option for tables that divided tables into 3 groups:
root or top-level tables with no FKs
"middle" tables with some FKs and some child tables
lower or "bottom" tables with FKs and no children
This might help you conceptualize a schema. But I can see needing to break this down further by row counts in some way, or make other inferences about tables based on their relationships. For example, I think there might be gradations of "middle" tables -- those with more referenced tables than referencing, for example
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When learning a new, large schema, it might be neat if there was a grouping option for tables that divided tables into 3 groups:
This might help you conceptualize a schema. But I can see needing to break this down further by row counts in some way, or make other inferences about tables based on their relationships. For example, I think there might be gradations of "middle" tables -- those with more referenced tables than referencing, for example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: