On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 12:26 PM, Seth Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
> The table in which Ville stores edges can be extended with columns
> representing the use type, "node" type and particular use (also
> columns for state) within which nodes are being organized -- that is,
> it can store edges with a specification of the context in which they
> are being used (Ed's distinct "organizations").
>
> Instead of a separate table for nodes, I store attributes as a general
> entity type, and they too have context such that their values are
> relevant to particular "organizations" of "nodes" or not.  "Nodes" are
> virtual in my scheme.

@Ville, @Seth:

Thanks for reminding me of your (plural) earlier work.  I am prone to
forget such things.  It's a fact of life at my age, alas.  Or maybe
it's not so much related to age as it is that I'm not really
comfortable with db organizations, and so I have less to "hold on to",
so to speak.

I trust that when the time comes to do something about the Eureka you
will keep reminding me of all the relevant issues.

Edward

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