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Tyler Close wrote: > On Friday 24 October 2003 11:08, Simon St.Laurent wrote: > >> RELAX NG does operate on a data model to some degree, but it >> doesn't feel obsessed with creating data models. RELAX NG feels to >> me like it is exclusively about creating patterns which can be >> tested against XML documents. Does a document fit this pattern, or >> not? Where does it fail? > > > That's what a data model is. A data model tells you how you can > expect data to be structured. > Not at all - or at least, not all data models. Consider an high-level entity-relationship model - say, an IDEF1X logical view. It is all about things and their relationships, and not about computer structures at all. Conversely, what is the data model for this? field1 - 2bits field2 - 13 bits field3 - 4 bits Cheers, Tom P
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