Building Scalable Database Applications: Object-Oriented Design, Architectures and Implementations
Peter Heinckiens
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"This is an excellent book. It is relevant, readable, timely, and technically accurate. The author has a good handle on what is important to the industry, separating the hype from the practical solutions."| -Rick Cattell | "
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