Re: [sqlite] totally OT: debunking debunking SQL

2009-07-27 Thread Simon Slavin
On 27 Jul 2009, at 10:49pm, CityDev wrote: > Codd had his 'extended relational model' and I think Chris Date has > got the > Third Manifesto. Unfortunately people can't be satisfied they've > invented > something really, really simple and just feel proud, they want to > become > professors

Re: [sqlite] totally OT: debunking debunking SQL

2009-07-27 Thread Darren Duncan
(Top-posting, sorry.) What gives is that dbdebunk.com is effectively a fanboy site that has gone too far and it should generally be ignored; it is not official and has about as much to do with Date or The Third Manifesto as a rabid fan site for some TV show or sport has to do with the

Re: [sqlite] totally OT: debunking debunking SQL

2009-07-27 Thread CityDev
Codd had his 'extended relational model' and I think Chris Date has got the Third Manifesto. Unfortunately people can't be satisfied they've invented something really, really simple and just feel proud, they want to become professors and write impenetrably clever papers that only their colleagues

[sqlite] totally OT: debunking debunking SQL

2009-07-27 Thread P Kishor
caution: this thread has a very high probability of veering into the subjective and the incoherent, and veer far away from SQLite, nevertheless... from the recent thread on "what is a relation," I followed Jay's suggestion and started reading up on relational division (an article by Celko at