relational database questions

[Josh Davenport]

If that makes you happy, Robert, I'll go along with it. I do  
understand your point.

Panorama is not a relational database gef. However, its easier to  
implement and maintain many real world relational model data  
structures with Panorama then it is to implement and maintain those  
same data structures using many relational databases, and its  
certainly just as easy to do so with Panorama as with FileMaker.

But again, I do understand your point, Robert.

Josh


On May 1, 2008, at 1:52 PM, Robert Ameeti wrote:

> At 9:39 PM -0400, 4/30/08, Josh Davenport wrote:
>
>> Ok Robert.
>>
>> Please name a relational database.
>
> Rather than debate the perfection (or lack thereof) of those
> databases that are relational, let's just recognize that there are
> programs that attempt to be fully compliant with all the rules of the
> relational model, and then also recognize those programs that do not
> make any presumption as to their being able to automatically, without
> user programming, maintain and enforce data integrity which is a
> basic presumption of a relational database. ProVUE has never
> attempted to portray Panorama as having these features but has
> instead promoted its ability to imitate portions of the relational
> model via powerful lookups, Post commands, etc.
>
>
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