Make risk decisions at the appropriate level
The three ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) levels are: Level 0 (No ORM): Applications interact directly with the database using SQL queries without any abstraction. Level 1 (Partial ORM): Basic data mapping where objects are mapped to tables, but developers still write SQL for complex queries. Level 2 (Full ORM): Complete abstraction where the ORM framework handles all data interactions, allowing developers to work primarily with objects instead of SQL.
Percepteion of the elements in the enviornment within a volume of time and space
All missions need ORM applied at equal levels
Low, Medium, High, and Extremely High
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) typically operates at three levels: Object Level: This is where the application code interacts with objects in the programming language, abstracting the underlying database operations. Mapping Level: This involves defining how objects relate to database tables, including the attributes of objects that correspond to columns in tables. Database Level: At this level, the ORM framework translates the object operations into SQL queries, managing the interaction with the database itself, including data retrieval and manipulation.
ORM should only be used when the individual has time to plan an operation or evolution.
ORM should only be used when the individual has time to plan an operation or evolution.
ORM should only be used when the individual has time to plan an operation or evolution.
Navy ORM is a 5 step process, applied using 4 principles, at 3 levels. 5 steps are: Identify hazards , Assess hazards, Make risk decisions , Implement controls , Supervise (and watch for changes).
what are ORM principles
Allocate ORM resourses at any cost.
deliberate