Re: S.O.D.A. database Query API - call for comments

Carl Rosenberger schrieb:
> This is what happens:
>
 

> - User enters data into forms. Since some business logic needs to inter
 act,
> the data is stored to objects.
> - An object relational mapper creates SQL statements, *strings*, from t
 hese
> objects.
> - These *string* statements are sent to the server.
> - The query parser searches these *strings* and converts them to an abs
 tract
> storable form. If the query parser is programmed in a modern way
> (object-oriented) it might very well create objects here.
> - This form (objects possibly) is written to tables.
>
 

> Now why is the *string* intermediate state necessary for storage?
> Why can't the database understand objects as they come?
>
 

> JDBC and ODBC overhead adds to the unnecessary performance leak.

i think this is the usual tradeoff modularity vs. performance.

        robert

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