Hi, Thanks in advance for your help. I have a lot of experience with object-oriented programming and relational databases, but I'm new to PostgreSQL. My agency has a contractor that created a PostgreSQL database that he calls "object-oriented". I noticed that the contractor has more than one value in a column separated by commas. In the relational world, this obviously violates first normal form. When I asked about it, he said that it's because PostgreSQL is an "object-oriented database". I'm very skeptical. Can someone tell me if this guy is right? Thanks.
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