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That's not a relevant example.
by kingkongrevenge 18y ago
That's not a relevant example.
- jrockway 18y agoThe point is, at some point your application can touch the data, and a bug in the application can easily ruin it... regardless of the underlying database topology. Additionally, it's easier to create rich type constraints in object systems than it is in SQL. (Note: Java and C++ do not count as OO languages. They are missing too many features.)