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Design Factors 21: Do we use cascading on CRUD operations? If so, is it in DAL or DB layer? Why?

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Cascading is a technique that resides between the relations between two database tables. It enables the records of the child tables to be deleted/updates with respect to the corresponding records of the parent table records. Besides the database level, this operation can also be considered in the inter-mediate logical layer. Software designers are required to define the appropriate explanation regarding this consideration.

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# re: Design Factors 21: Do we use cascading on CRUD operations? If so, is it in DAL or DB layer? Why?

left by Joggee at 5/20/2008 1:44 PM Gravatar
something on architecture. but confused that you give a tag as database. why.?

I am always reading your post and learning. Keep it up and be more specific because some guy like me checking your blog very deeply to learn.
Joggee

# re: Design Factors 21: Do we use cascading on CRUD operations? If so, is it in DAL or DB layer? Why?

left by Ashrafur Rahaman at 9/12/2008 2:58 PM Gravatar
Hi,
i read you posts on design factors. nice post. Best thing of you post is you have written small meaningful post east to read and understand.

It would be best if you wrote some alternative solutions, example of every factor.

Nice posts thanks :)
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