Re: Where can I find real-life-examples about ORACLE

(re: purists/normalization)

Another thing I have wondered about:

Why doesn't Oracle (or other RDBMS vendors) enforce normalization in it's products?

Since they don't enforce normalization, does that mean it isn't important? Also, I note that there is very little mention of normalization in the Oracle dba documentation. Maybe it would be an "impediment" to the spending of
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Except, of course, for the extremely expensive "enterprise" development/design products, which of course *do* mention normalization.

regards,
ep

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