Object-oriented database management applications in engineering and computer science / Alfons Kemper, Guido Moerkotte
Provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art exploration of concepts, tools, design methodologies and systems of object-oriented information management for advance applications in such areas as engineering, VLSI design, architecture and science.
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Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Prentice Hall
1994
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- 1. New Frontiers for Database Application
- 2. Data Modeling Basics
- 3. Application Areas
- The Relational Approach
- 4. The Relational Database Model
- 5. Assessment of Conventional Database Technology
- 6. Extensions of Relational DBMSs
- Object-Oriented Modeling and Languages
- 7. Objects and Types
- 8. Specifying the Behavior of Objects
- 9. Implementing Relationships
- 10. Inheritance
- 11. Virtual Types and Type Case
- 12. Polymorphic Operations and Generic Types
- 13. Multiple Inheritance and Multiple Substitutability
- 14. Associative Object Access
- Control Concepts
- 15. Transaction Control
- 16. Authorization
- 17.
- Version Control
- 18. Schema Management
- Physical Object Base Design
- 19. Clustering
- 20. Index Structures
- 21. Function Materialization
- 22. Pointer Swizzling
- Sample Systems
- 23. GemStone
- 24. Ontos: An Integrated Object System
- 25. O[subscript 2]
- 26. Two Other Commercial Systems
- 27.
- Selected Systems


