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On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 19:52:30 +0100, "Ja Lar" <ingen_at_mail.her> wrote:
>So the set of values specified by the type is (in this case) a set of
>relations.
Indeed.
>But the set of values that a relation is ("contains") cannot be mapped to
>the set of values that a type is ("contains")
They can be mapped but then you are not mapping a relation to a type, you are mapping the values contained in the tuples of a relation to the values of a type. This is a value to value mapping.
>, ie. "a relation cannot be a
>type", if I understand you right ?
This is true, but this is not the same as you said above.
Regards. Received on Wed Nov 24 2004 - 13:32:25 CST
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