Re: Persistence

4. Something else.

A SQL database should NOT be used for object persistense at all.
Because OODB can handle transactions, integrity, objective JOINs,
objective VIEWs, declarative queries, indexes and e.t.c.

If you are forced by your boss to use a SQL database because of other
reasons like reporting, legacy code, etc, would you still create a
object model on top of the database, despite the problems with
persisting objects?

Why do you think OODB never succeeded?

Fredrik Bertilsson
http://frebe.php0h.com

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