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> 1) Suppose you have a bunch of attributes that describes the entities in
> your database. Suppose any attribute is optional for any entity.
> a) For a given set of attributes
> - find all the entities that for any attribute in the given set have at
> least one value.
> - also find the values of the given attributes
>
> b) For a given entity
> - find all the attributes that have at least one value for the given entity
> - also find the values of the attributes for the given entity
XDb1 can implement the above. Similar examples are posted at www.xdb1.com/Example/Ex005.asp and www.xdb1.com/Example/Ex108.asp
If you could post a small/representative set of actual data (or use that from either of the above examples) and what exactly to query for to demo a) & b), we can compare the implementation of various models (RDM, Pick, OO, XDb1/TDM). Received on Wed Apr 21 2004 - 21:26:34 CDT
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