Sorry for late reply, I was kind of busy. Yeah I have looked at it, following is my opinion 1) It considers tables as objects - true 2) We can go to any granularity of objects - somewhat true 3) We can do "operations" on the objects with chosen granularity - Maybe not , It supports only select operations, but, it seems to me it doesn't support operations like "union" , "intersect" , "compliment" or "relate" (maybe be any operations depending upon the objects).
Correct me, if I am wrong. Thanks, Lakshit Arora
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 12:09 AM, Marc Delisle marc@infomarc.info wrote:
Lakshit Arora a écrit :
Hi, please describe a "query by object"?
In this approach the user communicates with the database through a high level interface. The initial intent of the user is captured via selection of objects (here tables) using object menu.
Have you tried opening a database, clicking on Query then "visual builder" ?
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