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Re: JAM player list [1 Attachment]

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nylonMar 24, 2016

One further JAM database item.

As you all know, in a relational database first normal form forbids the use of repeating fields (such as Guest1, guest2, guest3, guest4).

To alleviate that - for those of you who even know what I'm talking about (e.g. cleverboots at http://tvrdb.com/jam) - here's a separate table for players in each episode. It should fit neatly into a 3NF schema...

Naturally, one would want to create key field IDs for the players at some stage, but so far no duplication of natural names has occurred so it's not likely to be an issue using it as a key field in the near future.

O, what the hell. Also attached is the whole bunch as a flatfile XLSX that you can play with - or just look at.

As a tantalising bonus, if you visit the 'People' sheet you can see the COUNTIF calculation in the SHOWS column that counts the number of appearances of each guest.

According to the data, this is the top 10...

Fullname	FamilyName	GivenName	Shows
Clement Freud	Freud	Clement	540
Paul Merton	Merton	Paul	346
Kenneth Williams	Williams	Kenneth	342
Peter Jones	Jones	Peter	325
Derek Nimmo	Nimmo	Derek	308
Tony Hawks	Hawks	Tony	120
Sheila Hancock	Hancock	Sheila	102
Graham Norton	Norton	Graham	93
Gyles Brandreth	Brandreth	Gyles	86

I didn't realise Tony Hawks had been on so often!

Have fun!

If you don't have fun, it never happened and I was never here.

Thanks again to Dean whose page at http://just-a-minute.info/eps.html was the source of every gram of this datalicious goodness.

Mark

On 25 March 2016 at 12:57, Mark sirnylon@... [just-a-minute] <just-a-minute@...> wrote:

[Attachment(s) from Mark included below]
I don't know why, but today I compiled a list of every JAM player up until the end of Dean's list at http://just-a-minute.info/eps.html.

In all JAM history there have been 197 unique players of the game.

I don't know if Yahoo allows attachments, but I'll try it.

For those of you who love to fiddle with relational databases, here's a CSV file of all JAM players to date.

As usual, thanks to Dean for all the yummy raw data.

Enjoy.

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