9STORING USER INPUT IN A DATABASE
Many applications designed for business need to transfer the data they work with to a database at some point. For example, a food-ordering chatbot might save an order form after filling it out using the information extracted from dialogue with a customer. Once the order appears in the database, it becomes available for further processing, and the product is eventually shipped to the customer.
This chapter discusses how you can turn information extracted from submitted text into a structured format so you can store and manipulate it within a relational (row-and-column) database. Through examples, you’ll learn how ...
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