This text introduces the subject of object-oriented databases. It provides: a survey of the main features of the relational model, outlining the limitations of this approach for the new applications now required; the principles on which object-oriented systems are based; an explanation on how to move from concepts to systems; and the techniques needed to implement object-oriented systems. End of chapter exercises are included, and there is a running case study throughout.
This text introduces the subject of object-oriented databases. It provides: a survey of the main features of the relational model, outlining the limitations of this approach for the new applications now required; the principles on which object-oriented systems are based; an explanation on how to move from concepts to systems; and the techniques needed to implement object-oriented systems. End of chapter exercises are included, and there is a running case study throughout.
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978-1-85032-124-8 (9781850321248)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Towards a new generation of systems: Database management systems; Relational systems; A new generation of systems; Fundamental aspects; Data models; Type systems; Integration of models and type systems; From concepts to systems: extended relational models and systems; Database programming languages; Object-oriented systems; The O2 system. implementation technique: architecture of an object manager; Data management.
