Hi,
IMO, all the binary clauses (some yes/no, some true/false)
are really confusing. They actually make the DML more complicated,
not less complicated, as intended. There are too many on/off
knobs that interact with each other, and create many illegal
combinations (read CLRs). I will review the latest draft
over the weekend and see if I have more specific suggestions.
I prefer enumerated values like:
max-access none/read-only/read-write/read-create;
rather than the boolean style:
read-allowed yes/no;
write-allowed yes/no;
create-allowed yes/no;
IMO, it is more descriptive and less complicated.
This is subjective, I realize, but the fewer knobs the better.
Ask Steve Jobs. He knows. ;-)
Andy
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