Re: How to store java objects in to the database

[Cris Perdue]

> Thanks for your reply. Storing in a separate table with a foreign key is my
> first idea and easier for me, but doesn't it take more time to access data
> from some other table?
>
Performance is going to depend on various things.  I wouldn't want to predict without
knowning a good deal about your application.
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