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The most typical example of a view object is one that is based on a single entity object. So, for a Customers entity object, you would typically have a CustomersView view object that selects all, or some, of the columns into the underlying entity object. You can also define multiple view objects based on the same entity object. For example, for stock control, you want a view of all products and their suppliers. But elsewhere in your application, in order to push the sale of certain products, you might require a view of all products that are reaching their end-of-life date. In both cases you have the same underlying source of product data in the entity object, but different application-specific views. Because both views are based on the same entity object, if a product is withdrawn by a supplier, then it will not appear in the view of end-of-life products since both view objects are pointing at the same source of data cached in the entity object.

Here s the definition of the do script command: do script: Run a Unix shell script or command do script string -- data to be passed to the Terminal application as the command line [in reference] -- the window in which to execute the command This takes a shell script string as a direct parameter and executes it either in a new window or in an existing one depending on whether you supply an in parameter; see the syntax in the Example section. Note that do script doesn t wait for the shell script to complete; it just starts it and returns immediately. It doesn t return a result, and it doesn t raise an error if the shell script fails.

This will open a new Terminal window and use the ls Unix command to list the contents of a folder (or directory in Unix jargon): tell application "Terminal" do script "ls /Applications/AppleScript/" end tell Alternatively, if you want to run the script in an existing window, use the in parameter to supply a reference to the window you want to use: tell application "Terminal" do script "ls /Applications/AppleScript/" in window 1 end tell Like many other shell script commands, the ls command may take no arguments, in which case it uses the current working directory. In this example, a single argument passed to the ls command is a POSIX path pointing to the AppleScript folder in the Applications folder (/Applications/AppleScript/). The slash at the start of the path name indicates that the path is an absolute path and not a relative path. (You ll learn more about working directories and relative vs. absolute paths in the Absolute Paths, Relative Paths, and the Working Directory section.) The result is a string listing the names of the files and folders in the folder.

The following are the limitations of scripting the Terminal application: You can t pass data directly in or out (you need to read to/write from separate files for that). The do script command won t wait for the script to complete before returning. The do script command won t raise an error if the shell script fails (again, you need to make the shell script writes any error information to a separate file and then check that; this requires extra work and is often clumsy to do).

With a view object based on many entity objects, you join together information from different database tables into an application-specific shape. This is particularly useful when you want to bring back information defined by a foreign key lookup. For example, the Orders entity object has an attribute SalesRepId. Given that your customers don t know their sales representative by his employee number, this isn t very meaningful in the context of the application. However, with a view object, you can define that some information comes from the Orders entity object and that the employee name comes from the Employees entity object as referenced by the SalesRepId. In all three cases previously described, a view object allows you to define an applicationspecific view of your data. NOTe A view object can also have attributes that are not based on entity attributes, but instead are based on expressions. These are called transient attributes and can be useful for features like calculated values. For example, a new view object attribute called TotalSalary, which isn t based on an entity attribute, is the sum of the attributes Salary and Commission. This is covered in more detail in 6.

The do shell script command is simple: it takes a string as its direct parameter and executes it as if you had typed it in the Terminal application and pressed Return (though it has a few differences, which I ll discuss along the way).