Tom Tobin a écrit :
On 11/20/05, Cheng Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am curious to learn more about why "object DBs are not good fit for
the MVC-like separation". Previously I had very basic exposure to
ZODB, along with the concept of object database, when I played with
Zope a bit years ago.
Because with ZODB, for instance, actual Python code objects are living
in your database -- code objects that likely have methods attached to
them for manipulating their own data, etc.
Only data are saved to the zodb.
I also find changing a
model under an object database to be messier than changing one with a
relational database.
This has nothing to do with MVC. As for the "mess", it depend on what
you are changing and how your object graph is structured.
Overall, I prefer the clearly delineated
separation a relational database provides between my data and what I'm
using it for.
And ? Is that all you have to support your previous assertions ? "C'est
un peu court, jeune homme".
