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  • Re: PL/SQL fuzzy logic

    [quote user="bstorer"]Look, I know the mathematics behind the relational model, and I'm certain Welbog does, too.[/quote]I remember when I took database design in university and we covered tri-state logic. I thought, "Hmm, that's neat, I guess," when it was first introduced...
    Posted to Forum by Welbog on 05-06-2009
  • Re: PL/SQL fuzzy logic

    [quote user="niik"] Why this is not obvious? Simple, because people mix null with the empty - those two terms are not synonyms. The statement "Pear is not a member of set containing apple and empty box" is true. But, statement "Pear is not a member of set containing apple and...
    Posted to Forum by Welbog on 05-06-2009
  • Re: PL/SQL fuzzy logic

    [quote user="LoztInSpace"]Of you want yes/no then use NOT NULL constraints. If you allow nulls in boolean then you need to deal with tri-state. How can you not? You have 3 values! As for the control structures, they are there - you just don't like them (assuming you mean using IS NULL)...
    Posted to Forum by Welbog on 04-30-2009
  • Re: PL/SQL fuzzy logic

    [quote user="LoztInSpace"]Tri-state is not illogical or stupid or anything, he just doesn't know it (which is quite a gap for a developer expected to use SQL but that's another story).[/quote]Illogical, no. Stupid, I would say yes. But that's subjective. [quote user="LoztInSpace"...
    Posted to Forum by Welbog on 04-29-2009
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