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In article <1002196323.271647_at_kang.qonos>,
"Daniel Poon" <spam_at_spam.com> wrote:
> *** relation : (logic, set theory)
> a correspondence between two sets (say A, B) represented by
> a set of ordered pairs, each containing one element from
> A and one from B.
> Implying you have to normalise everything into binary relations before it
> looks anything like the above definition.
But the n-ary relations used in database design are an obvious generalisation of the above. What would you call them?
Sean Case
-- Sean Case gsc_at_zip.com.au Code is an illusion. Only assertions are real.Received on Fri Oct 05 2001 - 07:14:02 CDT
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