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On Mon, 21 May 2001, Uche Ogbuji wrote:
> OO was about making the operations actually intrinsic to the bundles of
> data.
>
> The post-OO evolution at which I think you hinted is about flipping it
> all the way around so we're drafting neat functions to operate against
> the properly considered data models.
That's a backwards step - databases started with that kind of
architecture, and are trying to move to an OO model (limited somewhat by
the lack of a decent standard)
> maintenance. A trememdous side-effect of XML adoption is that it's
> encouraging developers to finally start putting these matters in the
> right order.
How is this different from the days of SQL databases?
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