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may also be english as a second+ language or just a frequent brainfart around pluralization, see the intro: > This post explains what 1NF actually means and is
by wcarss 5y ago
may also be english as a second+ language or just a frequent brainfart around pluralization, see the intro:
> This post explains what 1NF actually means and is useful for, and debunk a number of the misunderstandings.
- ehw3 5y agoThe Wikipedia entry on First Normal Form also uses this kind of construction, which I suspect means it was written by the same person. I have never seen terms like domain and attribute used as if they were plurals (the way "data" is), but even were that correct, "a domain have" would be contradictory, so I think it is just a linguistic quirk of the writer.