A comparison of relational and object model techniques is shown in the
following table. It uses the
concepts of data abstraction, inheritance, and encapsulation. Each of the links
in the tables will open new windows containing more explanation.
Object
Model Concepts
Relational
model concept
Object
model concept
Object
model benefits
Data
abstraction
Intersection entities
and indexing to represent references between tuples
Easily manipulate data with LINQ Builder AU, Australia - May 14, 2008 Linq namespace for working with relational database systems. It allows you to generate an object model that represents the structure and content of the data ...
Oracle Jumps Into the Collaboration Market (Again) Gartner, CT - May 14, 2008 Oracle Beehive has some attractive characteristics, such as a consistent object model, tags, Outlook support and Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) ...
Use PCOMM Scripts to Execute Remote PC Commands IT Jungle, NY - May 14, 2008 VBScript can also create Excel documents, Word documents, access the PC or network file system, read and write text files, access a remote database, ...
Corticon Unveils the "Corticon Automated Customer Acquisition ... PR Web (press release), WA - May 13, 2008 Corticon ACA Content Framework - Insurance object model supporting products, factors, rates and enrollment transactions, accessed through the Business ...
Data Points MSDN Magazine - May 2, 2008 NET object model. EntityConnection is used to connect to the EDM, EntityCommand is used to issue a query against the EDM, and the results of the command are ...
Modern Database Management (8th Edition) by Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary Prescott, Fred McFadden Average Customer Review: based on 14 reviews. Customer Review: I used this book in graduate school while taking the Database Management System course. The book has usefull information. It help me understand and practice normalization. Some unfamiliar concepts also were learnt from the book. I can recommend this book to anyone getting into the database world.
Databases Demystified (Demystified) by Andrew Oppel Average Customer Review: based on 21 reviews. Customer Review: There are two things in life that are difficult: databases and comedy. Fortunately, the author makes understanding databases far less difficult with his clear explanations and examples. I confess that some aspects of a database (and I have some experience) are still a mystery, but I hurriedly read this book because I have some much ...
Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Seventh Edition by Peter Rob, Carlos Coronel Average Customer Review: based on 26 reviews. Customer Review: This text covers database theory and some SQL (two chapters or so). I think it's generally good book as an intro to database systems. It will not make you into DBA or programmer, but you'll feel better grip of database concepts you may encounter in other more 'practical' books (like DB programming, or administration). To learn SQL f...
The American Church in Crisis: Groundbreaking Research Based on a National Database of over 200,000 Churches by David T. Olson Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews. Customer Review: This book does an excellent job of bridging a well-researched assessment of the Church in America, with practical responses that the Church must make in order to fulfill the mission of the Kingdom of God. Olson approaches the reality of an American Church in decline with love and respect for the Body of Christ; while he gives church ...
Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Eighth Edition by Peter Rob, Carlos Coronel Average Customer Review: based on 1 review. Customer Review: Book does not come with the student content that it is suppose to come with. It is supposed to come with online appendices A though L and downloads for files used in each chapter. I would not advise to by a 130 dollar incomplete book. It was release in December of 2007 unprepared for people to use because it makes references to sites ...
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