only one record sql [closed] - sql

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When I have for example only one record for administrators (only one administrator) with id and password, is it necessary to create a table administrator or not? Why?

There's nothing inherently wrong with a one record table. It's a function of your design. For example, an administrator is not a type of user so you wouldn't stick an administrator in the user's table. But that's a design decision.

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For which type of web database , '0'or'0'='0' works as a password on login page? [closed]

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How to find vulnerable sites, where one can login using '0'or'0'='0' and such other combinations ?
I believe you are asking the question with reference to to SQL injection. If the login control is using a query based on string concatenation then chances are that this will succeed in logging in.
It should be: ' or '0'='0

Record based access control [closed]

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I want to implement a authorization system, that should work on permissions for each individual records.
e.g. User U1 can Read a Record R1
User U2 can Edit/Delete Record R1
i.e. Each Record will have its own set of permitted users for Create/Read/Update/Delete. I dont want tot implement Role based system.
Is there any rails gem/plugin to do that ?
Check out Ryan Bates' CanCan here. It also includes a helpful screencast.

Which normalization form is commonly used? [closed]

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Closed 11 years ago.
In relational Databases, of course.
It depends on the reqquirment whcih normal form to use, Most of the people make use of 3NF.
But one thing is there as the normalization level increase joins will increase to get data from database server.

Anyone know a SQL schema (scripts or something) for a forum's Start up? [closed]

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We are searching for a while now on google to find out some good SQL scripts to
create a "forum". Does anyone know some great start up kit (Image, scripts, schema view) from what I could start? We want something with the most functionalities as possible (such as number of views, ranking, etc).
Check the existing forum projects like phpbb.

Retrieve all users from domain [closed]

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My idea is to retrieve all users from Google app domain using Java.
I retrieved all the users using Provisioning API but when I tried to store the data in the table using JPA, it's returning a timeout error.
I don't know how to store the entire details at a stretch. Please Help me.