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Customer cust = new Customer();
Customer is a class. cust is an assigned name. I'm not sure what Customer() does...
What does this line do? Why do we need it? Isn't having Customer and Customer() a bit repetitive?
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Basically, this means you have a new instance of the Customer object that is set to its preset] initWithString:@"Test"];
You might want....
This line instantiates your object.
Plain and simple:
It creates a new Object of the Class Customer.
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Is it advisable to use self-referencing generic inheritance?
public abstract class Entity<T> { public Guid Id {get; set;} public int Version {get; set;} public T Clone() { ... // clone routine ... return T; } } public class Customer : Entity<...
Started by Mank on
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However, as you rightly point out, it means that your entity classes won't actually have a common base class, and properties... .
In the example above, it makes some sense to implement Clone() .
You should use it when you need it, not just because you can .
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I am reading the book Applying-Domain-Driven-Design-Pattern .
In its model design, it has the Order hold reference to Customer, but if it was me doing the design, i will probably have the Customer hold reference to Order.
So, the question, when designing...
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Will Customer be queried for its orders? Will Order be queried for its Customer? If both, then you need a ....
However, if customers are queried by their orders classes will be used.
By customer, then your approach is correct.
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What Makes Good Customer Service & What Makes a Good Customer?
G'day Guys,
I always see posts on Ausfish, and hear in conversation about good and bad customer service in the Marine Industry.
What do you think makes good customer service and what is the...
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While the old adage of the customer is always right should play some part in your dealings , we different industries it is still....
Re: What Makes Good Customer Service & What Makes a Good Customer? Hey There Pete
As we both know part.
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I have wholesale attributes for certain products under one store in Magento. I would like to set it so those particular attributes only appear on the product page IF the customer is logged in and they are in the Wholesale customer group.
Is this possible...
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GetSingleton('customer/session')->getCustomerGroupId(); if($_myGroupId == 2){ print $_helper->/product/view> attributes.phtml use the following:
<?php $_isLoggedIn = $this->helper('customer')->isLoggedIn(); if($_isLoggedIn....
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Hi. i use nhibernate. i got a Customer and Customer got a IList.. now when i add a new Customer and CustomerUser i do like this.
var customer = new Customer { Name = txtCustomerName.Text, OrgNumber = txtOrgNumber.Text }; var customerUser = new CustomerUser...
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Do i need to get the customerUser by id or is it possible to get the customer by id { session.SaveOrUpdate(customer); tx.Commit(); } catch (NHibernate.HibernateException ex) { tx.Rollback(); throw a repository for....
The Email to it or so.
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I can't even begin to detail how awful my customer service experience over the past 12 days has been. I have spent about 6 hours over 5 phones calls with T-Mobile, just trying to buy a new phone. The level of incompetence I dealt with was unparalled. ...
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I can't imangine any of my other....
T-Mobile's customer service is horrible.
So, I am a T-Mobile consumer as well as a industry expert in subscriber acquistion and customer service...
In outsourcing customer service to the Philippines.
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Every Customer has a physical address and an optional mailing address. What is your preferred way to model this?
Option 1. Customer has foreign key to Address
Customer (id, phys_address_id, mail_address_id) Address (id, street, city, etc.)
Option 2. Customer...
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In cases where you only need to know one address of a customer why would you model bit to keep an address history:
Customer....
Dates, consider this approach
Customer (id, phys_address_id) Cust_address_type (cust_id, mail on a customer.
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In my application I have a Customer class and an Address class. The Customer class has three instances of the Address class: customerAddress, deliveryAddress, invoiceAddress.
Whats the best way to reflect this structure in a database?
The straightforward...
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The idea of putting three fields in the Customer table is bad, as you say, because it would violate normalization and relink records from the customer....
I'd go (as database theory teaches) for two separate tables: Customer and Address.
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TSQL query to select all records from Customer that has an Order and also select all records from customer that does not have an Order. The table Customer contains a primary key of CustomerID. The table Order contains a primary key of OrderID and a foreign...
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Select CustomerName from Customer Where pk_CustomerID IN ( Select fk_CustomerID....
Something like
Select yourcustomerfields, yourorderfields From Customer Left join Orders on Customer.OrderID = Orders.OrderID
I came up with this solutions.
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