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Q 21092: Strong/weak tables
At 12:25 AM on Jun 27, 2007, Graeme Dunlop wrote:
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Hi all. This question in the SQL/RDB exam asks about "strong vs. weak" tables. I don't believe I've ever heard those terms before but perhaps I'm not familiar with a formal textbook definition or whatever. Is this a common term used in DB modelling/construction these days?
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Re: Q 21092: Strong/weak tables
> Is this a common term used in DB modelling/construction> these days?
No. I've moved the question out of the exam.