Object-Oriented Modeling and Design for Database Applications
Published on 13. November 1997
Book
Hardback
512 pages
978-0-13-123829-9 (ISBN)
Description
Appropriate for courses in OO Design, OO Database Systems, Database Management and Design, and Software Engineering.
Unlike other database texts that merely describe database technology, this text shows how to use database technology to meet specific application needs. The authors provide a sound step-by-step approach to Object-Oriented Development of Database Applications. They've taken their industry-leading object method-the Object Modeling Technique (OMT) and have fine-tuned it into something that easily leads to successful systems.
Unlike other database texts that merely describe database technology, this text shows how to use database technology to meet specific application needs. The authors provide a sound step-by-step approach to Object-Oriented Development of Database Applications. They've taken their industry-leading object method-the Object Modeling Technique (OMT) and have fine-tuned it into something that easily leads to successful systems.
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Persons
MICHAEL BLAHA received his Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. He is an alumnus of the GE R&D Center and author of the OMT methodology. For the past several years Dr. Blaha has been an independent consultant and trainer in the areas of modeling, database design, and reverse engineering. WILLIAM PREMERLANI received his Ph.D. from Renselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and is currently on the staff of the GE R&D Center. He is an author of the OMT methodology and researches applications of database management and object-oriented techniques.
Content
1. Introduction.
I. MODELING CONCEPTS.
2. Basic Object Modeling.
3. Advanced Object Modeling.
4. Object Metamodeling.
5. Functional Modeling.
II. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN PROCESS.
6. Process Preview.
7. Conceptualization.
8. Analysis.
9. System Design.
10. Detailed Design.
11. Process Review.
III. IMPLEMENTATION.
12. Files.
13. Relational Databases: Basics.
14. Relational Databases: Advanced.
15. Object-Oriented Databases: Basics.
16. Object-Oriented Databases: Advanced.
17. Implementation Review.
IV. LARGE SYSTEM ISSUES.
18. Distributed Databases.
19. Integration of Applications.
20. Reverse Engineering.
Appendix A. Glossary.
Appendix B. BNF Grammar for the ONN.
Index.
I. MODELING CONCEPTS.
2. Basic Object Modeling.
3. Advanced Object Modeling.
4. Object Metamodeling.
5. Functional Modeling.
II. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN PROCESS.
6. Process Preview.
7. Conceptualization.
8. Analysis.
9. System Design.
10. Detailed Design.
11. Process Review.
III. IMPLEMENTATION.
12. Files.
13. Relational Databases: Basics.
14. Relational Databases: Advanced.
15. Object-Oriented Databases: Basics.
16. Object-Oriented Databases: Advanced.
17. Implementation Review.
IV. LARGE SYSTEM ISSUES.
18. Distributed Databases.
19. Integration of Applications.
20. Reverse Engineering.
Appendix A. Glossary.
Appendix B. BNF Grammar for the ONN.
Index.