I also remember an article that Lincoln Stein wrote in TPJ last
year on an OO database that he uses in teh Genome project.
On 5 May 00, at 15:37, Michael Graham wrote:
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> At 12:01 PM 05/05/2000 -0700, Ned Konz wrote:
> >[1] I've long regarded relational databases as merely an awkward way to
> >make objects
> >persistent, so I have a bit of a different slant than many people using
> >databases
> >(for whom the database is of primary interest).
>
> You might have a look at Tangram (http://www.tangram-persistence.org/),
> which is a set of Perl modules which implements object persistence in
> relational databases. However, it looks to be very complicated too.
> However once you've learned the basics it should make database programming
> much easier and much more error-free. One of those cases of where it gets
> harder before it gets easier.
>
> Michael
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