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From: Nick Rambarransingh
Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2000 00:00
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Good Day All, I have found myself in the situation of trying to map C++ objects to relational tables. Someone I work with believes, very strongly, that the tables and classes should be a 1 for 1 match, as this is a normalized version of th DB Structure. I on the otherhand disagree. I do not believe that the struture would be anything close, well, at least not one for one. His process is to go class for table, which apperntly is normalized, and then try to tweak performance, or tune the DBMS. I believe that analysis of the the class structure will eventually rear its ugly head, and by using a combination of sequence and use case diagrams, one can determine a much more robust structure. Any comments, suggestions, readings. Thanks, Nick Borland Forever ...
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