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Information Technology Policies and Standards |
Title
| Data Access Standard |
Type
| Standard |
Related Policy | Standardization of Website Publishing and Development Tools Policy |
Category
| Web |
Status | Approved |
Approved | 08/27/2003 |
To Be Reviewed | 10/06/2007 |
Scope
| This standard ensures a professional City of Albuquerque web presence that meets current conventions in government website management. It also allows the city to aggregate code into reusable libraries, and to standardize development environments. |
Standard
| Web applications will be written, as far as possible, for the Oracle RDBMS environment.
Web application design and implementation should separate and differentiate between client and server such that all database processing takes place on the server. |
Rationale | Oracle is the city standard for database development. There will be exceptions to this, but this will be on a case by case basis.
Making a distinction between client and server is advantageous for the following reasons:
-Release maintenance is simplified
-Client side code will have a smaller footprint and be less complex
-Performance will be improved because:
~The process is distributed/shared.
~It prevents applets from dragging back large amounts of data to process. |
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| Contact: Julie A. Hicks, (505) 768-2814 |