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When putting entity instances into documents, one always chooses one to be the root, and others to embed or denormalize into the document structure.
Entity Services in MarkLogic 9 does not provide this vocabulary, but repeated use of the code generation indicates that it could be automated significantly with this extra concept.
Entry point of a module is known.
Expectations of whether a reference property contains an embedded instance or a reference to an external one.
Refinement of extraction template to require less customization.
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The other issue is more of an existential one: What is an entity? Is (the concept of) an “address” an entity? If you were the Post Office, maybe, but for many applications an address is a rich piece of data that only exists in the context (i.e. as a sub-property) of something else, like a Person or and Order.
As a Data Architect, I want to be able to define and reuse sub-entities, like Address. For example, in my Order entity the shipTo property is not a string, but a type Address. That “type” definition is defined elsewhere and, like xs:string can be reused by reference in multiple entities.
When putting entity instances into documents, one always chooses one to be the root, and others to embed or denormalize into the document structure.
Entity Services in MarkLogic 9 does not provide this vocabulary, but repeated use of the code generation indicates that it could be automated significantly with this extra concept.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: