Using the Data
There are three options for using the data in this example relational database. They are:
- Leaving the Data in the Relational Database
- Converting the Data and Storing It in an Object Database
- Leaving the data in the relational database and using an object database
Leaving the data in the relational database. Also see the related content below.
More Detail on Using the Data
Context for Using the Data
Related Articles for Using the Data
- Type Codes
- Using Type Codes to Construct Classes
- Multi-Type Views
- Checking the Class Hierarchy
- Adding Method Code
Author
Douglas K Barry
Principal
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