Introduction to 6NF File Format: A Bitemporal Data Exchange Standard
By
sergeyprokhoren
Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
The 6NF File Format is a new bitemporal, sixth-normal-form data exchange format designed for data warehousing and reporting. It aims to replace complex hierarchical formats like XBRL, XML, JSON, and YAML with a simpler, more structured approach. The format includes syntax definitions for entities, references, attributes, structures, and relationships, following EBNF notation standards.
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It replaces complex hierarchical formats like XBRL, XML, JSON, and YAML
6nf = [version] { entity | reference | attribute | attribute_ref | struct | relationship }
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