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14.2. Follow the ObjectsOne of the consequences of a good object design is a relatively simple database design. For the most part, each class will end up as a database table where each row represents an instance of that class. Beyond that, all that is needed are those tables required to represent relationships between objects. In this chapter we will show you examples of these relationships, and we will do so in a manner that should easily port to any SQL relational database. |
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