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Upgrading a complex object DBMS to full object-orientation: a case study
Proceedings. Second International Conference on Data and Knowledge Systems for Manufacturing and Engineering
Object-oriented database systems are a promising way to fill the gap between conventional database management systems (DBMS) on one hand and advanced application semantics as well as the world of programming languages on the other. Object-oriented data models differ from traditional models in two main aspects: complex objects are supported instead of flat record structures and objects with predefined behavior replace passive data. Only if both featuresstructure as well as behaviorare
doi:10.1109/dksme.1989.107450
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