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How to identify a transaction table?

Phill Greggan

Phill Greggan

9y
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i have database that has master tables prefixed with `mt_` and transactions tables prefixed with `tr_` . But when i go through the database i started to wonder what is the actual definition of a transaction table and master table. To my understanding transaction table should have a composite primary key (primary key made from two or many PKs of other tables). But when i looked at the transaction tables in database, there are tables that have the composite key as mentioned previously also it has tables tagged as tr_ but have only one key tagged as PK and they also have PK keys that belongs to other tables but they weren't even tagged as FK...

So could any one here explain the difference between a master table and a transaction table and how to identify them in DB?

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Kirtan Patel

Kirtan Patel

NA 35k 2.8m 15y
its not recommended to change size in % it may not work on every controls becuase Asp.net standard control only can have width in pixels :)

you can manage the size and Look and Feel of controls by

CSS+ Skin File feature to control all page Style manage From one place   .


if my answer helps you please check "Do you like this answer" :)


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Anand Uchagawkar

Anand Uchagawkar

NA 2 0 15y
Hey dude,

there is no an easy way so that u can just change the width of all controls to % you will have to manually go on each form & adjust the pixel value according to the corresponding % value. Also just ctrl + h won't help
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Dipa Ahuja

Dipa Ahuja

NA 4.1k 612.6k 15y
hi..

i also use % in my website first.. then i changed to pixel

bt according to me the pixel setting is better and more flexible than %


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Pankaj Singh

Pankaj Singh

NA 69 0 15y

Hi,

Have you tried it? Do you know waht is the mean of it?

All the controls will spread out.

Pankaj
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Gaurish Kumar

Gaurish Kumar

NA 912 0 15y
Hi

U can use find and replace.

press ctrl + h

and replace px to %

it will replace all.
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