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Database name

From: Frank T.
Sent on: Thursday, 3 September 2009, 7:51 am 
Hi,
At one of the PHP group meetings recently, a type of database that did not have structured (rectangular?) tables was mentioned.  I gather it has a less structured or less rigid approach.  It sounded a bit like the associative arrays in PHP.

Can anyone tell me what is was called? 

Thanks, Frank Thomson

Brisbane, Australia

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