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  • J JLengi

    You should keep your dogma on a leash.

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    JLengi wrote:

    You should keep your dogma on a leash.

    That of course means nothing.

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    • M Monster Maker

      As we love OO designs in other fields then why did Object-oriented DBMS are not popular?

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      Because OODB's are the answer to the wrong question. That question being "How can I as a developer who thinks procedurally force that onto a database management system so that I don't have to learn/understand SET based operations which are the foundation of the RDBMS model." Inagine how ridiculous it would sound to you if the RDBMS community had come up with an "Object Oriented" free alternative to the traditional programming language that allowed DBA's and DB Architects to write code without having to learn and more importantly, understand the Object-Oriented model of classes, inheritence and so on.

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