How you can decide which type of object repository you have to use?



How you can decide which type of object repository you have to use?..

Answer / Nivedita

The choice of Object Repository depends on factors like project requirements, scalability, maintainability, and reusability. You might choose a Database-driven OR for centralized storage, or a Test-data driven OR for more dynamic data.

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