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Meaning of a relationBy tobega · 
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92 RepliesLast post: 4 years ago · Dave Voorhis
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Dave Voorhis
A layer over SQL [was Meaning of a relation]By dandl3 RepliesLast post: 4 years ago · Dave Voorhis
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Dave Voorhis
Subset types, in a completely other contextBy AntC0 RepliesLast post: 4 years ago · AntC
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AntC
Where to start for a beginner?By Efrit · 
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21 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · Erwin
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Erwin
Is there a language that does both what SQL does and general purpose programming?By AntC · 
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38 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Why is Cassandra not considered a relational database?By AntC3 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · AntC
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AntC
Correlated subqueriesBy Jake Wheat · 
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73 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Does RM Pro 4 really preclude NULLs?By dandl · 
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28 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Heading inference, not type inferenceBy dandl · 
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40 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
An alternative to open expressionsBy dandl · 
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13 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
'Phantom type' for Attribute-Value pairs, in "popular languages" [was C# as a D]By AntC · 
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27 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Another better sample of 'C# as D'By dandl2 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · Erwin
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Erwin
'Auxiliary relvar' by any other name? [was: Specialisation-by-Constraint for arithmetic operations]By AntC0 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · AntC
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AntC
Specialisation-by-Constraint for arithmetic operations: up to a point, Lord CopperBy AntC5 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Can TCLOSE and GTC claim to be about directed paths without edges having a direction?By dandl · 
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17 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · Dave Voorhis
5 years ago
Dave Voorhis
Relcons and relfuns are both FOPLBy dandl9 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · AntC
5 years ago
AntC
Formalisation of Transitive ClosureBy dandl8 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Formalisation of Appendix A 'relcons'By dandl0 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
A better sample of 'C# as D' Mark IIBy dandl0 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · dandl
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dandl
Defining a function relation by means of a headingBy dandl · 
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13 RepliesLast post: 5 years ago · AntC
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AntC
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