Chapter 9Architectural Refactorings
Architectural refactorings are changes that improve the overall manner in which external programs interact with a database. The architectural refactorings are as follows:
• Add CRUD Methods
• Add Mirror Table
• Add Read Method
• Encapsulate Table With View
• Introduce Calculation Method
• Introduce Index
• Introduce Read-Only Table
• Migrate Method From Database
• Migrate Method To Database
• Replace Method(s) With View
• Replace View With Method(s)
• Use Official Data Source
Add CRUD Methods
Introduce four stored procedures (methods) to implement the creation, retrieval, update, and deletion (CRUD) of the data representing a business entity. After these stored procedures are in place, access to ...
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