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Brian Selzer wrote:
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> I really don't understand what all the confusion is: perhaps it is caused by
> conflating domains with types. A domain is simply a named set of values
> that is specified or enumerated as part of the schema. ...
Says who? (eg. who else?)
... A type, on the other
> hand, describes a class of values, focusing not on set membership, but
> rather on similarities among the values--common properties, if you will.
Says who? (eg. who else?)
Why doesn't a domain have properties?
Is this the pot calling the kettle black? I've no objection to programming terms being conflated with db terms, if that motive is stated.
p Received on Mon May 07 2007 - 22:09:37 CDT
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