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- Thursday, 19 July
- Re: A simple notation, again Cimode
- Re: question using aggregate function Cimode
- Re: question using aggregate function Cimode
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Brian Selzer
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. David Cressey
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. David Cressey
- Re: A simple notation, again David Cressey
- Re: A simple notation, again David Cressey
- Re: A simple notation, again Bob Badour
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Nis Jørgensen
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Brian Selzer
- I still don't understand whether the term data model... kaja_love160_at_yahoo.com
- Fabian Pascal, completely different? Paul Mansour
- Re: question using aggregate function TroyK
- Joins vs. Sub-Selects perryv_at_gmail.com
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Jan Hidders
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Bob Badour
- Re: At what ANSI/SPARC level are you, when creating new... totally lost Jan Hidders
- Re: question using aggregate function TroyK
- Re: Joins vs. Sub-Selects David Cressey
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Brian Selzer
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Brian Selzer
- Re: A simple notation, again Cimode
- Re: I still don't understand whether the term data model... David Portas
- Re: A simple notation, again paul c
- Re: A simple notation, again paul c
- Re: A simple notation, again paul c
- Re: Fabian Pascal, completely different? paul c
- Re: Fabian Pascal, completely different? Bruce C. Baker
- Re: A pk is *both* a physical and a logical object. Brian Selzer
- Re: A simple notation, again David Cressey
- Last message date: Thu Jul 19 2007 - 23:47:01 CDT
- Archived on: Sat Aug 25 2007 - 16:26:45 CDT
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