Where can I find information on Sixth Normal Form
I am looking for information on how to implement sixth normal form. I have searched all over the internet with no success. I would like to see an example of how it is implemented and developed. This will especially help if there are any books or documentation on how to implement them.
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Since you searched everywhere, you probably searched for dba.stackexchange.com too ... But if you haven't, see 6th normal form, recompose request, efficient implementation .
They belong to Chapter 7, Introduction to Relational Database Theory (4th ed.) By Hugh Darwen .
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6th NORMAL form is not a TERM, it is a PURPOSE. The Holy Grail if you want to manage data and more importantly, Information Management. Imagine being able to store IDEAS as opposed to the data bits off ..
Brief comment "INCORRECT" for WIKI .. "Relvar R [table] is in sixth normal form (abbreviated 6NF) if and only if it does not satisfy the non-trivial join dependencies at all - where, as before, the join dependency is trivial if and only if at least one of the projections (possibly U_projects) is involved in the set of all attributes of the considered relvar [table]. [Date et al.] ["
The TRUE definition of 6th normal form is an OBJECT database .. where each piece of information / data is ATOMIC in nature and can be linked to any other piece of data / information and therefore NO restrictions. Limitations NO. NO-tables, NO Rows, NO VIEWS, NO CUBES ... the correct term is "ASSOCIATIVE DATABASE" or information system, as in the default three dimensions .. and technically (N) dimensions
the advantages are as follows: Speed 100x SQL / ROW / TABLE 1/3 disk space 1 EXABYTE capacity - Single instance storage .. (no copy of data is duplicated) Security - Un-hackable - there is nothing to hack NO QUERIES - we use NO filtering TABLES - so no indexing to worry about Automated data aggregation - as many sources as required.
and this is just the beginning .. ;-)
let me know if you are interested in this. as a scientist. I think you will find it fascinating .. basically a 10 year old can now be taught how to build data warehouses. ;-)
send me your external email and I will send you more information if you like, and yes it will be the market when we speak. JM 917-751-3131 "
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