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Old 04-26-08, 15:34
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Object/Relational Design

Hi,

i have a problem which i need to design an advanced database system for. It needs to be object relational but i dont know how to go about the design for this.

If anyone has any website or any help they can offer i would be very greatful!

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Old 04-26-08, 17:53
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create table objects
( id integer not null primary key
, flooble blob not null
);
create table relationships
( id1 integer not null
, id2 integer not null
);

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Old 04-26-08, 18:11
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Hey! You copied my database schema!
How did you manage to get past our network security?
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Old 04-26-08, 18:28
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How did you manage to get past our network security?
easy -- i simply used ESP* to guess your schema






* ESP version 2.0 -- enterprise security penetration
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Old 04-26-08, 21:04
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i have a problem which i need to design an advanced database system for. It needs to be object relational but i dont know how to go about the design for this.

If anyone has any website or any help they can offer i would be very greatful!
This probelm description is too vague for me to offer much help. Can you either provide a URL where I can see the original assignment as it was given, or scan the hardcopy of the assignment as it was passed out in class?

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Old 04-26-08, 23:05
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This probelm description is too vague for me to offer much help. Can you either provide a URL where I can see the original assignment as it was given, or scan the hardcopy of the assignment as it was passed out in class?
I want to know what school is giving "design an advanced O/R DBMS" as a homework assignment. I'm all about tough love, but that's a little extreme.
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Old 05-09-08, 09:03
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hello poshie, I'm not sure which platform you intend to do this from, so i cant be sure that this will be useful, but i had to develop an O-R database in oracle while i was at uni. I found this website extremely useful as it steps you through creating the database using PL/SQL.

One thing i will say though. Get your UML right first though, otherwise you will have no idea where to start.

P.S. if anyone knows of a similar resource for t-sql i would be very grateful

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Old 05-09-08, 09:03
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