> MySQL alone cannot represent a complex data-structure.
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not true at all, it's just not object oriented but don't you know that
there is still no good (consistent and "complete") theoretical model for
OO-DBMS. Relational Model _has_ good underlying theory and I think this
is the main
Most of what you desire has already been done in products called FileMaker
(Apple Computer) and Access (Microsoft). It's been a while since I used
Access, but FileMaker will automatically change all references to a
field/column if you change the field name. It will warn you of broken
references if
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MySQL alone cannot represent a complex data-structure.
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Incorrect, and if it IS the case (from your POV) then no RDBMS can represent
a complex data structure.
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Re-modeling of MySQL data is required in Perl, PHP, Java, etc.
In each language - I have had to re-model th
On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 10:01:34AM -0500, Ryan Hatch wrote:
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> THE PROBLEM:
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> MySQL alone cannot represent a complex data-structure.
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> Re-modeling of MySQL data is required in
Hello all... please read
I've struggled with this for YEARS
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THE PROBLEM:
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MySQL alone cannot represent a complex data-structure.
Re-modeling of MySQL data is required in Perl, PH
