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Amund Trovåg wrote:
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>First and foremost it seems that CJ Date and Pascal are the most vocal of
>the critcs of the SQL language, and they seem to be making a whole host of
>valid arguments of the website Database Debunkings(www.dbdebunk.com). Are
>these arguments considered correct and valid by DB-theorists in general, or
>is this a two-man crusade type of thing?
From personal experience I would say that they are widely considered correct by DB theorists, even by those that don't care much for his other writings.
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