← Back to context Comment by remywang 8 hours ago This is exactly domain key normal form!https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-key_normal_form 3 comments remywang Reply bazoom42 6 hours ago Not exactly. It is 6th normal form. gfody 2 hours ago it's actually neither. normal forms provide semantic guarantees through structure. the structure proposed here does not constrain the data in any way and therefor cannot be said to be a normalization - tfa is dead wrong basically.
bazoom42 6 hours ago Not exactly. It is 6th normal form. gfody 2 hours ago it's actually neither. normal forms provide semantic guarantees through structure. the structure proposed here does not constrain the data in any way and therefor cannot be said to be a normalization - tfa is dead wrong basically.
gfody 2 hours ago it's actually neither. normal forms provide semantic guarantees through structure. the structure proposed here does not constrain the data in any way and therefor cannot be said to be a normalization - tfa is dead wrong basically.
Not exactly. It is 6th normal form.
it's actually neither. normal forms provide semantic guarantees through structure. the structure proposed here does not constrain the data in any way and therefor cannot be said to be a normalization - tfa is dead wrong basically.