Michael, Michael, Michael <much shaking of head from side-to-
side, while gazing slightly downward, holding wry grin>
In LO1944, you told an elegant story about "the master" looking for
failed copies in the wastbasket, then you said in conclusion:
> One thing I will stand on. This type of knowledge cannot be stored
> in a database. But it can be stored and made accesible.
But you just *did* share it in a database...here on my desk.
I'll agree that you won't get a database (or DBMS) to *synthesize*
that wisdom, but I assert that not only *can* you store this kind
of knowledge (once articulated by a human being) in a database...
you already have.
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Carol Anne Ogdin "Great minds discuss ideas,
Deep Woods Technology average minds discuss events,
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