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 relational [rɪ'leʃənl.]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 有关系的, 有联系的, 亲属的, 有亲属关系的

[计] 相关的, 关系的




    relational
    [ adj ]
    having a relation or being related
    <adj.all>


    Relational \Re*la"tion*al\ (r?-l?"sh?n-al), a.
    1. Having relation or kindred; related.

    We might be tempted to take these two nations for
    relational stems. --Tooke.

    2. Indicating or specifying some relation.

    Relational words, as prepositions, auxiliaries, etc.
    --R. Morris.

    1. The ability to grab data from relatively new "relational" data bases will be provided in older systems, known as hierarchical or navigational data bases.
    2. We make a classical contract with the former, we have a relational contract with the other.
    3. Like other so-called relational data base products, DB2 had been slow enough that it bogged down if used to handle, say, the heavy traffic involved in customer deposits for a bank.
    4. As we adjust to a more conventional growth rate, our company will be stronger than ever." Oracle is the largest marketer of relational data base software, and ranks a close third, behind Microsoft Corp., in terms of overall software sales.
    5. By this, they mean the ability to trace associated transactions throughout the files in the manner of a relational database.
    6. This relational ethic extends into the heart of the corporation.
    7. Also on the Chicago Board Options Exchange, Teradata Corp., a El Segundo, Calif., supplier of relational database computer systems, began trading under TDQ and UJB Financial Corp., a Princeton, N.J. banking company, began trading under UJB.
    8. This imposed a rigid structure on data, geared to the program's primary purpose. The relational database removed the strait-jacket by storing data as a series of ready-made tables.
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