Re: Len Silverston's Universal Data Models sanity
Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 12:17:51 +0300
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"Pascal Damian" <pascaldamian_at_icqmail.com> wrote in message
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> Interesting. In what way does the Brazilian accounting model differ
> from US (and other parts of the world)? Surely the basic concepts and
> entities of double entry, debit/credit, accounts /chart of accounts,
> transactions, etc are the same? What does the Brazilian accounting
> model look like? What parts of the US accounting model do you find
> strange?
I don't know about Brazilian or US accounting, but consider this "analogy":
Interesting. In what way does the Cobol language differ
from C language (and other programming languages of the world)?
Surely the basic concepts and entities of data types, control structures,
variables,
etc are the same? What does the Cobol language look like?
What parts of the C language do you find strange?
Note: Any analogy between the accounting models of Brasil and US and the Cobol and C programming languages is pure coincidence.
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