Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses describing one-to-one and one-to-many relationships in databases. A form configured to receive form data for storage in a database is received. The form includes multiple instructions to split the form data into a main fragment and data fragments, each of which is storable in the database. The form data is split the main fragment and the data fragments based on the instructions. The main fragment and the data fragments are linked to track the form data, and the fragments are stored in the database.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus for dynamically creating tables to store received data. A form that includes data of one or more data types is received. Each of the data types is associated with a corresponding field type. The data types in the form are identified, and a storage location configured to store data of the field-type is accessed. Field types in the storage location are compared with those of the received data, and on determining that a portion of the data is of a data type that the storage location is not configured to store, the storage location is modified to store that portion of the data.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses describing one-to-one and one-to-many relationships in databases. A form configured to receive form data for storage in a database is received. The form includes multiple instructions to split the form data into a main fragment and data fragments, each of which is storable in the database. The form data is split the main fragment and the data fragments based on the instructions. The main fragment and the data fragments are linked to track the form data, and the fragments are stored in the database.