High Performance Oracle Object-Oriented Design (Cti Coriolis Group) - Softcover

Anstey, David

Softcover

ISBN 10: 157610186X ISBN 13: 9781576101865

Publisher: Coriolis Group,U.S., 1998

Synopsis

This guide to using Oracle8's newer object-oriented features covers the new object extensions in Oracle8, Unified Modeling Language (UML), concepts and techniques specific to the new features, techniques for designing systems in the new object- relational paradigm, and the systems development life cycle with Oracle8. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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From the Author

Author Comment
I was dismayed to learn that there are, indeed, inaccuracies in one of the scripts to be found in Chapter 8. I apologize to any readers of my book if this has caused any difficulty. I did take the opportunity to scan the remainder of the book. I did NOT find "incorrect sample codes everywhere in the book" as the reader comment would imply. I want to point out that my use of code scripts in the book appear in four different "flavors": (1) Complete, working scripts. (2) Excerpts from working scripts. (3) Pseudocode, and finally: (4) Conjectural code used to anticipate Oracle's plan of action when version 8.1 is released. The last category was extensively used when discussing "future features" for Oracle 8.1 (a rather tenuous discussion when concrete syntax has not been published). I took every effort to point out which type of script was used where. This is first, and foremost, a design book. The scripts appear merely to support the concepts described in the book and not the other way around. Understandably, many readers are seeking a text that gives dozens of working scripts so that they can become immediately productive. If this is the aim then I suggest "The Oracle8 Black Book" by Mike Ault. "High Performance Oracle8 Object-Oriented Design" is intended for those individuals whose responsibility it is to take a new project into the object-relational paradigm using Oracle8. In other words, project leaders, database designers, analysts, and so on.

Synopsis

This is a comprehensive guide to the new obj ect-oriented features of Oracle8, including user-defined dat a types, pointers to rows, aggregate objects, and methods to fuse data and behaviours '

Edition details

• Publisher: Coriolis Group,U.S.
• Publication date: 1998
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 157610186X
• ISBN 13: 9781576101865
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 497