CHAPTER 12
Reusable Standard Database Components
The purpose—where I start—is the idea of use. It is not recycling, it’s reuse.
—Issey Miyake, Japanese fashion designer and fragrance connoisseur
As we near the end of the database design process, the database is pretty much completed from a design standpoint. We have spent time looking at performance, concurrency, and security patterns that you can follow to help implement the database in a manner that will work well under most any typical OLTP-style load. In this chapter (and again somewhat in the next), we are going to look at applying “finishing touches” to the database that can be used to ...
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