Re: Possible bridges between OO programming proponents and relational model
- From: "Alfredo Novoa" <alfredo_novoa@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 2 Jun 2006 18:29:09 -0700
Cimode ha escrito:
One of the main current flaws of current SQL DBMS systems is their
incapability to implement the multidimensionality of relvars.
This does not make any sense, the dimension of a relvar is the number
of attributes.
The main
reason seems to be the lack of independence between the physical layer
and logical layer the represent the data. In several DBMS tuples are
right away on disk projections imposing that all tables are considered
bidimensional.
The only way to do this is to force all logical tables to have two
attributes.
In fact, it should not be the case because a
bidimensional RTable is only a *representation* of some entity. An
interesting analogy that may help communication, is Rubi's Cube (3
dimensional): looking at one face of the cube it's only one possible
representation of the cube (being the relvar)
I suppose that you know how to represent a cube with a table.
some insight (flamers please refrain) onto how OO mechanism may help
separate the logical operation (in memory) from physical layer...
Are you suggesting that the memory is less physical than the disk?
Regards
Alfredo
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