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A universal truth of any solution is that the data model describing the user’s storage and retrieval activity is perhaps the most application-centric of any construct in the developer’s domain. At the elemental level, the developer must wire access to specific database columns (such as price, quantity, markup, and cost). A screen developer must gain access to these elements and present them to the user, effectively creating an interactive relationship between specific database columns and their corresponding on-screen entry points (drop-downs, grids, text boxes, etc.).
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Birmingham, D.C., Perry, V.H. (2002). Virtual Frameworks—Modeling Data Dynamically. In: Software Development on a Leash. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1147-1_6
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