Re: B*-trees

Christoph Rupp wrote:
> I am programming in C and C++. I like objectoriented programming and i
 usually
> use C++. But i must admit that i am not familiar with oodb at all. It's a
 matter
> of taste, but i like relational databases and i think i could have a lot
 of use
> for such a database in many of my programs. That's my motivation (apart of
 the
> fun :) )

Great!

How would you store the following to a relational database: (Pseudocode)
Manager extends Employee extends Individual extends Person

OODB:
store(Manager);

SQL?
> I AM young. :) (well - everything is relative...)

Everything is relative, exactly.
I am young too.
33, to be exact.

Some relations:
- According to statistics, your intellectual productivity is best around 20. - For performing tasks that need lots of experience, some people reach the highest productivity with 50. (quote Marvin Minsky) - Mathematicians are said to be burned out, if they exceed 30.

Take care about your youth.
Define you goals.
Define the quickest path to reach them.

I lost about 7 years with lots of nonsense. Nonsense can be great to earn personality, though. (not implying that that was what happened with me)

Kind regards,
Carl

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Carl Rosenberger
db4o - database for objects - http://www.db4o.com