It seems to me that he would think interfaces between major subsystems would be architect level while any database table that only gets used within a single sub system is implementation level.
Trying to be careful as I realize HN is the kind of forum where he or a close friend of him might show up to correct me :-)
Brooks famously showed up to correct himself: the book advocates against information hiding but he later changed his mind and said encapsulation was a good thing.
It seems to me that he would think interfaces between major subsystems would be architect level while any database table that only gets used within a single sub system is implementation level.
Trying to be careful as I realize HN is the kind of forum where he or a close friend of him might show up to correct me :-)