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No, correctness is not pedantry, except for the ignorant. The database facts are axioms and the facts in query results are theorems -- logical inferences from t
by sgeneris 10y ago
No, correctness is not pedantry, except for the ignorant. The database facts are axioms and the facts in query results are theorems -- logical inferences from the axioms.
If you don't understand that you have no clue what a relational database is and what a RDBMS does. But hey, you're in the majority.
Any linking of number of columns to normalization is pure nonsense. The only accurate thing that can be said is that if you split a relation into multiple projections, by definition each will have less attributes than the original relation. But this is a triviality and it says nothing about the number of columns in the projected relations.
- MustardTiger 10y ago>No, correctness is not pedantry Pedantry is though. And that's what that entirely pointless post was. >Any linking of number of columns to normalization is pure nonsense. That's what I said, that's the point. Don't jump in to a thread you can't be bothered to read.
- sgeneris 10y agoPointless to anybody incapable of getting the point, of which there are too many.