  Motivated by the Hilbert-space model for quantum mechanics, we define a
pre-Hilbert space logic to be a pair $(S,\el)$, where $S$ is a pre-Hilbert
space and $\el$ is an orthocomplemented poset of orthogonally closed linear
subspaces of $S$, closed w.r.t. finite dimensional perturbations, (i.e. if
$M\in\el$ and $F$ is a finite dimensional linear subspace of $S$, then $M+F\in
\el$). We study the order topology $\tau_o(\el)$ on $\el$ and show that
completeness of $S$ can by characterized by the separation properties of the
topological space $(\el,\tau_o(\el))$. It will be seen that the remarkable lack
of a proper probability-theory on pre-Hilbert space logics -- for an incomplete
$S$ -- comes out elementarily from this topological characterization.
