Object databases
Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 1:17 pm
So, as some of you may know I'm intensely looking into OR/M thanks to the suggestions of some peeps on here 
My question now becomes, how long do you figure it takes the world (as far as hosting is concerned) to catch onto using databases like Cache: http://www.intersystems.com/cache/
Does this not solve the problem of relational -> object mapping directly???
I've have seen these guys advertisements numerous times (in PCWorld??, etc) for quite a while now and never realized what it was they were selling, but now I do...
How long before the rest of the world catches on? As far as hosting???
Should I even invest the time and effort into OR/Mapping or should I stick with AdoDB until my hosting company(s) switch to object databases???
Just a whats your timeframe, opinion type question...no need to get a intense about it thread
Cheers
My question now becomes, how long do you figure it takes the world (as far as hosting is concerned) to catch onto using databases like Cache: http://www.intersystems.com/cache/
Does this not solve the problem of relational -> object mapping directly???
I've have seen these guys advertisements numerous times (in PCWorld??, etc) for quite a while now and never realized what it was they were selling, but now I do...
How long before the rest of the world catches on? As far as hosting???
Should I even invest the time and effort into OR/Mapping or should I stick with AdoDB until my hosting company(s) switch to object databases???
Just a whats your timeframe, opinion type question...no need to get a intense about it thread
Cheers