Tom Nunamaker

It was an article by Michael Dinowitz, "Comparisons with CFIF," that made me reevaluate how I was writing my CFIF statements. Since the common was the slowest way to compare two strings, the table of data presented in the article (see Fusion Authority, 1/10... (more)

Imagine that your client, Fast Eddy's Auto World, asks you to build a data entry form for his inventory. There are several models of cars that use combinations of many options. No two use the same combination. How can you efficiently design the form and database to display the c... (more)