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In step 4, why no ({b,c,e},{d})?

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Very good explanation! Thank you!

great video! short but sweet. interesting feature, but it seems terrible that it seems so unfinished

Have these issues been fixed by PostGres yet?

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for the possibles sets, why don't you put b,c and c,b ? Are they irrelevant ?

Thanks for the video ! But one thing intrigues me: why don't you write: ({a}, {b, c, e}) instead of cutting it in two ?

Super helpful video!

Nice explanation

Line 4 of the algorithm uses the all-quantor for both A and B. This would mean that element i in set A must be causally related to all elements in B, and this for every i. Figure at 3:05 does not show this. But your example makes it obvious.

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What if there r no miners...then who will validate the transactions

Omg thank you so much, I have an exam soon and I completly understand the algo thanks to you ! very clear :)

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This video was necessary, along with my professor's lecture, was necessary for complete understanding of the concept...Thank you so much.

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very good video. But I'd like to know if the keyword inherits works also in oracle database. If yes, how is it declared?

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how can we convert this petri net logic to BPMN flow...If I have to discover BPMN process model how would I know which one is XOR/parallel gateways from Petri net outcome?

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I am not sure if i haven't understand the 3rd down-side or if your were lacking precision , but it is good to see the 2nd response of this links : stackoverflow.com/questions/42731402/postgresql-foreign-key-constraint-violation-with-inheritance it was very helpful for me

This is very well explained, thanks for your efforts to share this important knowledge. we will make together this world a better place - with process mining as well.

Thanks for the appreciation! Glad to hear it helps!

Thank you for this very good and understandable video! I got it :)

I don't usually comment on youtube videos, but this videos was just too good to get started with inheritance in postgresql

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