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"John F. Regus" <jfregus_at_ix.netcom.com> wrote in
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> > > I think I said that the data was coming from multiple sources, but > they all relate to the same subject. The second dimension is aligning > .doc data with .doc data or .txt or just plain character data, or > audio or video data. The last dimension is historical. Each z axis > cell is a historical cell entry.
Here is a free clue that you can/will also ignore. ALL the data in any database is HISTORICAL, when anyone queries it!
Why are you utterly obessed with the silly notion of 3-D data? Received on Sun May 22 2005 - 13:48:15 CDT