Database Design
Even if you develop a complete understanding of ADO.NET, the applications you write might still suffer performance, security, and data integrity lapses if the database on which the data resides isn't designed optimally. In many organizations, the initial database design falls on the development team (the architect and developers) and only later is reviewed by a database administrator (DBA). In other organizations, developers are expected to do all the database design, sometimes without the proper background. In either case, if the database design isn't done well, by the time it is realized, it's usually too late or very costly to make the fundamental changes that are necessary.
To that end, this section explores several key areas ...
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