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Head First SQL: no-mans land
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Gian Franco
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Hi Lynn,
Database professionals and software developers often still don't understand each other...
In HF-SQL, do you give a hint of the issues there are between applications and data?
I like the term no-mans land... Martin Fowler uses it for the authors in his foreword to Refactoring Databases, they both worked in the field between applications and data: no-mans land 
Kind regards,
Gian
[ October 17, 2007: Message edited by: Gian Franco ]
[ October 18, 2007: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
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"Eppur si muove!"
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Lynn Beighley
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Really good expression for it. HF SQL stays strictly on the data side of the line, and doesn't look out into the battlefield.
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Lynn Beighley<br />Author, Head First SQL
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