Object Data Management
Addison Wesley (Verlag)
978-0-201-54748-1 (ISBN)
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This title is now out of print This revised introduction to object-oriented and extended relational database systems incorporates significant developments in the field since the first edition was published. As before, the book objectively examines the nature and benefits of these systems, compares them with conventional systems, and shows the range of applications they now make possible. With database technology and its uses developing so rapidly, it is not surprising that additional and updated information is required just two years after the book's initial and well-received publication. A key motivation for this revision is the need for database designers and users to understand important developments in object data management standards. When this book was first published, the lack of standards was a critical obstacle to widespread acceptance of the technology. In response to the advances made on the ODMG-93 standard (by a committee chaired by the author), as well as the SQL3 standard, a chapter has been added to the book that describes the new standards and explains their significance.One of the most significant features of the first edition was an appendix covering available products and prototypes.
This appendix, expanded and updated here, offers an excellent single resource for people needing to know what systems are currently available. Major systems are now covered more extensively. The author has taken the opportunity to make improvements throughout the book. Recent work in a number of areas is described. New figures and examples have been created, and the notation in the data schema figures has been enhanced. The annotated bibliography has been expanded. Additions and clarifications appear in every chapter. Since initial publication, a number of books has appeared with "object- oriented databases" in the title. Cattell's work, however, remains the most thorough and most balanced coverage of the new technology, and it is now the most current, as well. His book discusses a much wider range of database approaches, including extended relational systems and object-oriented systems. It also provides deeper insight into the implementation and architecture of these systems.Any database system user interested in the latest technologies, particularly users with large amounts of complex data to manage, as well as students, designers, and implementors of such systems, will find this book packed with useful information.
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Dr. Rick Cattell, a Distinguished Engineer at JavaSoft, led the design of the JDBC API. He is currently Chief Architect for the Java Enterprise Technologies group. He was previously responsible for SunSoft's NEO CORBA database integration and the Sun Simplify database GUI. Widely recognized for his contributions to the database field, Dr. Cattell was a cofounder of SQL Access, founder and chair of the Object Database Management Group (ODMG), and author of the first monograph on object database systems as well as more than 40 papers and 3 books. 0201547481AB04062001
(All chapters, excepts Chapters 1 and 8, begin with an Introduction.)
Preface.
1. Introduction.
Need for Object Data Management.
Data Models and Database Architectures.
Object Data Management Concepts.
2. Advanced Database Applications.
Software Engineering.
Mechanical and Electrical Design.
Documents and Office Applications.
Other Applications.
Conclusions.
3. Traditional Database Systems.
Database Concepts.
Relational Databases.
Query Languages.
Storing Relations.
Access Methods.
Query Processing.
Concurrency and Recovery.
Distributed Databases.
Application Tools.
Performance.
Summary.
4. Object Data Management Concepts.
Objects.
Relationships.
Composite Objects.
Procedures.
Types and Inheritance.
Query and Programming Languages.
Persistence, Concurrency, and Recovery.
Other Topics.
Summary.
5. Implementation Issues.
Object Storage.
Relationships.
Composite Objects and Clustering.
Procedures and Programming Languages.
Object Types.
Query Processing.
Concurrency and Recovery.
Distribution.
Performance.
Summary.
6. Future Database Systems.
ODMG.
ODMG C++.
SQL3.
Other Standards Activities.
Summary.
7. Goals for Object Data Management.
Database Functionality.
Objects and Properties.
Type System.
Programming and Query Languages.
Database Architecture.
Other Issues.
Summary.
8. Conclusions.
Needs for Object Data Management.
Object Data Management Approaches.
Future Directions.
Summary.
Appendix: Products and Prototypes.
Introduction.
Object-Oriented Database Systems.
Extended Relational Database Systems.
Extended Functional and Semantic Database Systems.
Database System Generators.
Object Managers.
Summary.
System Bibliography.
Annotated Bibliography.
Index. 0201547481T04062001
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 25.5.1994 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Boston |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 170 x 242 mm |
| Gewicht | 692 g |
| Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Datenbanken |
| Informatik ► Software Entwicklung ► Objektorientierung | |
| ISBN-10 | 0-201-54748-1 / 0201547481 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-201-54748-1 / 9780201547481 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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