Tasneem,
> > The margins to the op2, i.e. m1 and m2, are added dynamically on
> > both the sides, considering the value it contains. To keep this
> > margin big is important for a certain reason discussed later.
> > The NEAR operator is supposed to obtain the values near to the op2,
> > thus
On Jun 1, 2007, at 8:24 AM, Tasneem Memon wrote:
NEAR
It deals with the NUMBER and DATE datatypes simulating the human
behavior and processing the
Why just number and date?
information contained in NEAR in the same way as we humans take it.
This is a binary operator with the syntax:
op1
Dear All,
I am explaining here how i have defined the operators NEAR and NOT NEAR in my
research paper. I want critics/comments from all of you on the operators.
These operators belong to the category of “Fuzzy Operators” proposed in the
paper for ANSI SQL.
NEAR
It deals with the NUMBER
