Neo wrote:
>>> Now suppose one wanted to store ...
>>> If new schema is needed, please suggest one
>>
>> Don't get into a code posting battle with Neo,
>> because he will continually pester you with minor little changes and
>> challenges
>
> Lee, I posted xrdb scripts for a trivial (phone#) and a less trivial
> (10 computer systems) example. Since no one posted RM's equivalent
> script to verify your assertion that RM is the most general/superior
> data model, I posted RM's myself. Wouldn't you agree when comparing RM
> to an unfamiliar data methodology, one ought to start out simpler
> rather than more complex? Since the initial trivial example didn't show
> RM's superiority, I am evolving the initial example. In fact, how data
> models handle unexpected/new data (as in AI type applications) is
> related to that model's generality and is relevant (see recent thread
> title "Database Schema For Univesal Usage").
Nor did nobody posted instructions for walking and chewing gum at the same
time. Doesn't mean it can be done if you just roll up your sleeves, show a
little grit, and just figger it out!
--
Kenneth Downs
Secure Data Software, Inc.
(Ken)nneth@(Sec)ure(Dat)a(.com)
Received on Tue Jun 07 2005 - 17:40:54 CDT
