I have a table, let's say, users that has a one to many relationship to another table called, say, users_attributes. The users_attributes table is a simple key-value type table with a foreign key column to the users table. Something like…
I have a table named "article" containing 1,145,141 records with various fields including "id," "uiqPID," "tenant," "status," "title," "body," "user_id," "category_id," "created_at," and "updated_at." The "status" column can have one of three values: 'PUBLISHED,' 'DRAFT,' or 'ARCHIVED,' with the following…
I'm using MySQL and have a table with name Music that has tracks information like title,duration and ... This table also has "total_hit" column that it's value will be updated frequently by each track played(+1) : id title duration ...…