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Cimode wrote:
> I know BB won't probably read this thread as he probably used his
> magical *twit filter* to discard my post but I want to point out
> the issue of his misunderstanding and bad faith on this thread.
>
> The object of the argument was that I considered physical
> representation of SQL table on all current implementation as purely
> bidimensional or tridimensional depending on the adressing scheme used
> at physical level of RAM implementation. Mister BB has advocated
> the opposite stating that physical implementation are multidimensional
> and that stated that RAM adresses are linear.
Dimension, when discussing databases and memory, is two different words.
Suggesting that the memory model of the machine on which a system is implemented affects the arity of the data in a database indicates confusion of the different meanings the word has. Received on Thu Jun 15 2006 - 07:07:04 CDT
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