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Minor grammar fixed in database-references.txt #422

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions source/applications/database-references.txt
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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Database References
.. default-domain:: mongodb

MongoDB does not support joins. In MongoDB some data is
"denormalized," or stored with related data in :term:`documents
"denormalized", or stored with related data in :term:`documents
<document>` to remove the need for joins. However, in some cases it
makes sense to store related information in separate documents,
typically in different collections or databases.
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links between documents if your database must interact with
multiple frameworks and tools.

Unless you have a compelling reason for using a DBRef use manual
Unless you have a compelling reason for using a DBRef, use manual
references.

.. [#official-driver] Some community supported drivers may have
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~~~~~~~~~~

DBRefs are a convention for representing a :term:`document`, rather
than a specific reference "type." They include the name of the
than a specific reference "type". They include the name of the
collection, and in some cases the database, in addition to the
value from the ``_id`` field.

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.. note::

The order of fields in the DBRef matter, and you must use the above
The order of fields in the DBRef matters, and you must use the above
sequence when using a DBRef.

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