Amund Trovåg <st08661 (AT) rasmus (DOT) uib.no> wrote


You can find a grammar for Tutorial D at the following URL; although,
it's not quite you want:
http://www.hughdarwen.freeola.com/Th...esto.web/D.GRM

One can invent any number of formal definitions of the relational
algebra depending on which operations one chooses as primitives.

On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 07:17:15 -0700, Bob Badour wrote:

Indeed, Darwen's relational algebra is called A... I think it
appears at _TTM_, but not formally.

You might find da man at http://www.thethirdmanifesto.com/


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