Chapter 21: Problem 11
What are the main differences between designing a relational database and an object database?
Chapter 21: Problem 11
What are the main differences between designing a relational database and an object database?
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Get started for freeDescribe the following OQL concepts: database entry points, path expressions, iterator variables, named queries (views), aggregate functions, grouping, and quantifiers.
Why are the concepts of extents and keys important in database applications?
Describe the steps of the algorithm for object database design by EER-to-OO mapping.
What are the differences and similarities of attribute and relationship properties of a user-defined (atomic) class?
Discuss how persistence is specified in the ODMG Object Model in the \(C++\) binding.
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