Re: What is Orthogonal (Exactly)?

In the last exciting episode, jraustin1_at_hotmail.com (James) wrote::
> I would like to know what orthogonal means as exactly as possible.
> And what is the minimum number of thing(s) required in the concept of
> orthogonality. The following definition from searchStorage.com as a
> seed for dicussion:

Go read a good book on vector spaces. You quoted a reasonably good explanation of orthogonality; _none_ of these newsgroups are suitable places for a discussion of the topic.

And keep in mind that spamming newsgroups with advertisements for a database product when you evidently don't have the right common terminology to discuss how it actually works is unlikely to be a terribly useful promotion strategy...

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