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Design patterns aren't just for application code. In this extract from Data Access Patterns: Database Interactions in Object-Oriented Applications, Clifton Nock explains the Data Accessor pattern, which decouples application logic from the physical data access implementation by defining an abstraction that exposes only logical operations to the application code.n
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