In Twidget, you can connect database table data using the _id field that is automatically generated for every row in a table. This _id field is essential for creating and maintaining relationships across different tables.
A one-to-one relationship occurs when a single row in Table A is linked to a single row in Table B. Each record in Table A has a direct and unique relationship with a single record in Table B.
For example, consider a Users table and a Profiles table:
Each user in the Users table corresponds to a unique profile in the Profiles table.
The Profiles table will have a foreign key _user_id that references the _id field in the Users table.
A one-to-many relationship occurs when a single row in Table A is linked to multiple rows in Table B. Each record in Table A can have multiple related records in Table B, but each record in Table B has only one corresponding record in Table A.
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For example, consider a Categories table and a Products table:
Each category in the Categories table can include multiple products from the Products table.
The Products table will have a foreign key _category_id that references the _id field in the Categories table.
A many-to-many relationship occurs when multiple rows in Table A are linked to multiple rows in Table B. Each record in Table A can have many corresponding records in Table B and vice versa.
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For example, consider a Students table and a Courses table:
Each student can enroll in multiple courses.
Each course can have multiple students enrolled.
This relationship is typically implemented using a junction table, such as an Enrollments table, which contains foreign keys _student_id and _course_id that reference the _id field in the Students and Courses tables, respectively.
When working with functions in Twidget, you can use the _id fields to query related data and populate the complete data set into the main object.
Filter Data
In Twidget, you can easily filter and sort data within the database tables view. This allows you to refine and manipulate the data as needed. Below are the steps and options available for filtering and sorting data. Filtering Data. To filter data: 1. Click on the Filter Button: In the table toolbar,...
Database Tables
Database tables are essential components of your Twidget workspace, serving as the primary storage locations for your data. In Twidget, each table consists of rows and fields, meticulously designed for efficient data management and retrieval. Structure of Database Tables. - Rows: Each row in a datab...
Table Field Types
Each table column in Twidget has a data type. The available data types are: - Text - Number - Boolean - Date - Object Field Type Adherence. Data added to the table should adhere to the column's field type. When you manually enter data via the web application, the value editor will use the input type...
CSV Import
Twidget enables seamless import of data from a CSV file into your database. Follow the steps below to successfully import a CSV file. Step-by-Step Guide. 1. Initiate the Import: - Click on the Import button within the table toolbar. - Select Import from CSV from the dropdown. 2. Open Import Dialog: ...
Export Data from Tables
Twidget allows you to export data from your database tables to a CSV file. This feature supports the export of both complete and filtered datasets. Here’s how you can utilize this functionality: Features. - Format: Export data in CSV format. - Data Handling: Object and list data types within your ta...
