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Conventional Data Architecture

Conventional table-per-object database schemas fix the data structure in tables, columns (fields) and relationships of the core schema (database architecture). To change the data structure the database application schema must be changed, requiring corresponding service and UI development, unit testing and server roll-outs.

The table-per-object relational database architecture has been universally adopted as an IT foundation and deeply embedded in the software development curriculum.

A negative effect of this architecture is that it embeds the type, function and name of data in its foundations. This results in a unique custom schema for every application and enterprise. For every unique schema unique custom software and user interface code must be developed to deliver services (search, view, edit, report etc). If the schema changes, corresponding code MUST be developed to integrate the change.

This contrasts with the DNA architecture.

DNA - Data Neutral Architecture

ERAD - Extreme Rapid Application Development

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