Equivalence Rules

Started by Ali Piroozialmost 12 years ago3 messages
#1Ali Piroozi
falipiroozi@gmail.com
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Hi
Which equivalence rule from those are listed in
email's attachment are implemented in postgresql?
where are them?
Thanks

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#2David Johnston
polobo@yahoo.com
In reply to: Ali Piroozi (#1)
Re: Equivalence Rules

Ali Piroozi wrote

Hi
Which equivalence rule from those are listed in
email's attachment are implemented in postgresql?
where are them?

What do you mean by "where"?

The various JOINS and UNION/INTERSECT/DIFFERENCE are all defined
capabilities.

SQL is not purely relational in nature so some of the mathematical rules may
not be exactly implemented as theory would dictate but largely they are
present.

I would suggesting providing more context as to why you are asking this as
people are more likely to provide help at this level of technical depth if
they know why; and can frame their answers more appropriately.

David J.

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#3Ali Piroozi
falipiroozi@gmail.com
In reply to: David Johnston (#2)
Re: Equivalence Rules

"where" means, which function or which part of source code.
I want to use that(function or part of source code), to produce the
equivalence
(based on equivalence rules in attachment) Relational Algebra
for a given SQL query(Relational Algebra).