Overview
In Chapter 2, we explored various approaches for storing business logic in tables. You can structure your business logic in a variation or combination of the tables discussed. You have a lot of flexibility here. You just need to understand the business that you are working in and have some creativity.
Now you will turn your attention to what the logic stored in these tables would look like expressed in code.
Note
Not all of the examples you looked at so far are necessarily good candidates for structuring in code. These are advanced techniques that are not necessary ...
