what is the difference between tuple calculus and domain
calculus ?
Answer Posted / aerwin
Tuple calculus is destructive as apposed to domain calculus. This means that in Tuple Calculus if you manipulate the data in a table all the information that is not needed is destroyed. In domain calculus this is no the case.
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