Database Design
- Overview of database design considerations and the role of the CodeGen tool.
- Discussion on the choice of relational database type with a focus on Microsoft SQL Server and the provider architecture’s potential for supporting other database types.
- Exploring the multi-schema, single database approach and its implementation.
- Detailed explanation of the entity table, entity fields, and the significance of metadata in providing a superset of information.
- The creation of an abstraction layer for database structure and metadata, and its role in facilitating future multi-provider capabilities.
- Specific design requirements for tables, primary key constraints, and the rationale behind the single column primary key approach.
- The crucial role of database administrators in controlling design, deployment, and the balance between manual control and automated generation.
- The process and functionality of the CodeGen tool in synchronizing and managing the database schema.
- The use and advantages of stored procedures for transaction management, including security and performance benefits.
- Base view generation for each entity, options for customization, and the impact on application architecture.
- Managing custom database objects and integrating them with CodeGen configuration.
- Implementation and management of full-text indexing and search capabilities in SQL Server through MemberJunction.
- Purpose
- Examples
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