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Object‐oriented database systems

Timothy J. Waltz, David C. Yen, Sooun Lee

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Summarizes the basic tenets of an object‐oriented database system, including a brief history of object‐oriented programming as well as a discussion of what the object‐oriented approach entails. Includes definitions on key concepts and terminology. Discusses the pros and cons of the object‐oriented model, along with a comparison with relational database systems. Finally, covers a development plan for implementing an object‐oriented database system, with details about what types of costs and concerns are involved.

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Key concepts: Computer science, Terminology, Database design, Object (grammar), Object-oriented programming, Relational database, Database model, Database