Title: Brilliant
Product review: I think some of the other reviewers might forget this book is at the time of this review writing is 5 years old. At the time of .NET's official non beta release it was just over 3 years old. Truly, this book is as relevant today as it was when it was written. Perhaps some of the concepts of persistence are missed by the first reviewer in context of .NET and certainly with the impending object-spaces microsoft technology much of this may be moot. I certainly do believe that GUI's are very much tied to the business model (ESPECIALLY in .NET apps) and I have benefited tremendously in perspective by applying the database conceptually as another view to my business model.At any rate, excellent theory and interesting approaches to implementing a persistence architecture. Certainly I do not agree with everything I read but it offered a new perspective to a fascinating problem. A very worthwhile and applicable book on all levels. Worth the price.
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