Support Class
The data used in the Support View can provide our first tentative class definition as shown in the diagram below. This is a direct translation of the columns (in relational terms) or attributes (in object terms) to the class definition. This is the initial step in translating a relational schema to an object schema.
Professor View. Also see the related content below.
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More on the general topic: Using Type Codes to Construct Classes
- Support View
- Professor View
- Professor Class
- Instructor View
- Instructor Class
- Workstudy View
- Workstudy Class
- Tentative Classes
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