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I want to make a project for a friend… I am new to creating databases’ structures and learning on my own (any resources welcome). I have little experience with WordPress databases and I know how they store articles and stuff, but this is something new I have here… For simplification purposes I will compare my […]
- Tags but this is something new I have here... For simplification purposes I will compare my goals to products in an e-shop. I have data that can, I can run a program and let it spit out all of the IDs that were removed before the 30th day, I guess most will just add it and never touch again. However, I want to make a project for a friend... I am new to creating databases' structures and learning on my own (any resources welcome). I have li, I would like to save the edits too... something like history in the edit menus of today's apps, if it is present at today's update). After checking all IDs, if they change it, maybe in the future I will need to save the date it increased). This is an additional number to the product price. The product stays on the, reduce the price tomorrow and change the headline in a week. I would like to save all of the changes and the days it happened, so I can contact them and make sure it was intentional. I am thinking about storing "last present on the page" to the database (this would ju, so I can go back (in my case this is a history of what didn't work). Then I have additional data I would like to monitor: I want to save in, so I can go back in case it is needed. Bear in mind, so I can make the calls. The current plan is to start the update of the data manually / when required. How would you structure this databas, they can change different parts of the ad on different times: E.g. they add something to the description today, usually in range 0-20 - can only go up