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[Kumud Nepal]

Hey Antonio,

Thanks for the link.. I just finished mine in a very tedious way... 
still works though...

Kumud

Antonio Alcorn wrote:
> Kumud- you're right.
> This example could indeed be accomplished with one table, but the
> intent is to give some experience with the relational database model.
> This is a way of storing information such that it maintains
> information about relationships between different pieces of data, and
> prevents unnecessary data duplication, among other things. Here's a
> pretty good quick intro:
> http://www.databasejournal.com/sqletc/article.php/1469521
> (see the poets/poems example under "The Relational Database  Model").
>
> As systems become large and complicated this becomes really useful.
>
> Antonio
>
> On 2/19/07, Kumud Nepal <kumud.nepal at trincoll.edu> wrote:
>> i think the problem is to link up one attribute from one table to
>> another and then print them out.. .correct me if i am wrong...
>>
>> Bobby DeSimone wrote:
>> > is there any particular reason we need three tables to do this?
>> > Something is lost on me.
>> > 
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Class of 2009
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