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2. \An axiomatic model of dynamic schema evolution in objectbase systems

Author

Peters, Randal J. and Ozsu, M. Tamer

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Company business management, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Management -- Models, Database management systems -- Models
Abstract

The schema of a database system consists of the constructs that model the entities of data. Schema evolution is the timely change of the schema and the consistent management of […]

Published
1997

3. XML in the enterprise: dynamic SQL generation using XSLT. (XML Labs)

Author

Morris, Mike

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, Software development/engineering, Object-oriented programming, XML, Computer programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Distributed object technology, SQL, Object-oriented database, Web services, Information systems -- Usage, Object-oriented databases -- Usage, Computer programmers -- Methods -- Usage, Custom software -- Usage, Computer programming -- Methods -- Usage, Structured query language -- Usage -- Methods, Database management systems -- Usage, Database design -- Methods -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Methods -- Usage, Web services -- Usage -- Methods, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage -- Methods, Software engineering -- Usage
Abstract

XML has gained wide acceptance in organizations large and small over the past several years. Part of the reason for this rapid adoption is that XML is intrinsically flexible and […]

Published
2002

4. Optimizing database performance in J2EE applications: the best of both worlds. (Database Management Systems)

Author

Cabannes, Didier

Subjects
DBMS, Application installation/distribution software, Computer programming, DBMS utility, Relational database, Application development software, Technology application, Object-oriented database, Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (Application development software) -- Usage -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information -- Methods -- Technology application, Object-oriented databases -- Usage -- Product information -- Technology application -- Methods, Computer programming -- Methods -- Product information -- Technology application, Database management systems -- Product information -- Usage -- Technology application -- Methods, Program development software -- Usage -- Product information -- Methods -- Technology application, Relational databases -- Usage -- Product information -- Methods -- Technology application
Abstract

The Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE), is the platform of choice for implementing scalable and reliable enterprise applications from reusable components. But Java developers building enterprise-class J2EE applications face […]

Published
2002

5. Java and object databases collide: developing with the ODMG Java binding

Author

Moy, Chu

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Computer programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Java, Object-oriented databases -- Methods, Computer programming -- Methods, Database management systems -- Methods, Object-oriented programming -- Methods, Java (Computer program language) -- Methods
Abstract

The ODMG Java binding can serve as a universal interface to Java object stores. Here are some programming techniques for using the new interface. In 1997, the Object Database Management […]

Published
1998

6. When it comes to choosing a database, the object is value

Author

Watterson, Karen

Subjects
DBMS, Company marketing practices, Database industry, DBMS utility, Technology application, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Technology application -- Marketing, Database management systems -- Marketing -- Technology application, Database industry -- Marketing -- Technology application
Abstract

Even if you don't have to store data from an atom smasher or track satellites across the sky, a pure object database might help you squeeze more profit from your […]

Published
1997

7. A database with a head for business?

Author

Knowles, Anne

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Usage, Database management systems -- Usage
Abstract

The makers of object-relational databases excel at the 'vision thing,' but can the latest generation of DBMSs make money for you today in the real world of on-line transaction processing […]

Published
1997

8. A tale of two ODBMSs

Author

House, Bill

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Object Design Inc. -- Product information, POET Software Corp. -- Product information, POET 4.0 (DBMS) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, ObjectStore 5.0 (DBMS) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Object-oriented databases -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Database management systems -- Product information -- Evaluation -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

Object databases are well-suited for web-oriented applications, and here's a look at two: ObjectStore and POET. Prior to the emergence of the Internet, object database management systems (ODBMSs) were primarily […]

Published
1997

9. What's up with object-relational databases?

Author

Campbell, Richard

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Relational database, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Database management systems, Relational databases
Abstract

Databases that support complex data types are maturing, and their capabilities are remarkable. Databases, like everything else in this industry, are evolving. The more people use products, the more they […]

Published
1997

10. Audit history and time-slice archiving in an object DBMS for laboratory databases

Author

Loomis, Timothy

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, ChemStudy (DBMS) -- Design and construction, Object-oriented databases -- Product information, Database management systems -- Product information
Abstract

The requirements for laboratory databases include many of the same features specified for other types of databases, including enforcement of a rigorous transaction model, support for concurrent users, distributed recovery […]

Published
1997

11. Universal servers: does one size fit all?

Author

Radcliff, Deborah

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Oracle Corp. -- Product information, Informix Software Inc. -- Product information, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information, DB2 Common Server (DBMS) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Informix Universal Server (DBMS) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Oracle8 (DBMS) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Product information, Database management systems -- Product information
Abstract

Oracle, IBM and Informix say their new databases can handle SQL data and objects. But what are the trade-offs? We turned to the universal server gurus themselves for some answers. […]

Published
1997

12. The nuts and bolts of ODBMS

Author

Wetmore, Barry

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Software quality, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Analysis, Software -- Analysis, Database management systems -- Analysis
Abstract

A look at how object databases work, including some real-life applications If you're still trying to wrap your mind around the idea of an object database, try this: Think of […]

Published
1996

13. Object technology 101

Author

Wetmore, Barry

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Computer programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Telephone system, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Usage, Computer programming -- Usage, Database management systems -- Usage, Telephone systems -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage
Abstract

The first of a four-part series looks at the basics of object management systems When competition was something the other guys had to worry about, a telephony provider that needed […]

Published
1996

14. Can database models take all types?

Author

Burleson, Don

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Relational database, MIS, Software quality, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Software, Database management systems, Software selection, Relational databases, Management information systems
Abstract

The ability to handle complex data types, with speed, is a goal for DBMS vendors today. Objects are the key to a variety of approaches. The unveiling of E.F. Codd's […]

Published
1995

15. OLE2 database objects

Author

Menninger, Dave

Subjects
Product tutorial, Product Support, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Database design, Oracle Corp. -- Product information -- 00124962, Oracle Objects for OLE (DBMS utility) -- Usage
Abstract

Most software vendors outside of Redmond have yet to fully exploit Microsoft's Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) technology. However, a few products have come to market, and we can expect […]

Published
1995

16. OOP with VO

Author

Spence, Rick

Subjects
DBMS, Database design, Object-oriented programming, DBMS utility, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, CA Technologies Inc. -- Product information, CA-Visual Objects (DBMS) -- Usage -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Usage -- Product information, Database management systems -- Product information -- Usage, Database design -- Product information, Object-oriented programming -- Product information
Abstract

For a language to qualify as being object oriented, it must support data abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. In this article, I'll show how CA-Visual Objects supports these language features […]

Published
1995

17. Alpha NT database, SQL tools offer object-repository-based development

Author

Chepetsky, Susan

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, SQL, DEC DECchip Alpha (Microprocessor) -- Equipment and supplies, Object-oriented databases -- Equipment and supplies, Database management systems -- Equipment and supplies, Structured query language -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Vendors of Database and SQL development tools for Digital Equipment Corp.'s Alpha systems running the Windows NT operating environment are offering developers increased productivity and flexibility by their ability to […]

Published
1995

18. Client/server management arrives

Author

Moad, Jeff

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Company business management, MIS, Software quality, Client/server architecture, Object-oriented database, Vinmarc Inc. -- Product information -- Management, EcoTools/ORACLE (Mainframe/minicomputer management software) -- Design and construction, EcoSphere (Data center management software) -- Design and construction, Software -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Management -- Product information, Client/server architecture -- Management -- Product information, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Product information, Database administration -- Product information, Management information systems -- Product information
Abstract

Todd Brady thinks he knows what would happen if he told IS managers at Pacific Bell Co. how many extra database and system administrators they'd need to care for a […]

Published
1992

19. An object-oriented methodology for knowledge base/database coupling

Author

Higa, Kunihiko, Morrison, Mike, Morrison, Joline, and Sheng, Olivia R. Liu

Subjects
Research and development, DBMS, Database design, DBMS utility, Modeling, New technique, Knowledge-based system, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Research, Database management systems -- Research, Database design -- Research, New products -- Research, Knowledge-based systems -- Research, Industrial research -- Research
Abstract

Databases have evolved into the central component of organizational information systems over the past two decades. However, the typical database lacks the semantic support needed for exception handling, query optimization, […]

Published
1992

20. The GemStone object database management system

Author

Butterworth, Paul, Otis, Allen, and Stein, Jacob

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, DBMS utility, C# (Programming language), Object-oriented database, Servio Logic Development Inc. -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Product information, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Product information, Database design -- Product information, C# (Programming language) -- Product information
Abstract

GemStone, a commercially available object database management system (ODBMS), was developed to satisfy the needs of the commercial and MIS markets as well as the engineering market. Therefore, several distinct […]

Published
1991

21. The ObjectStore database system

Author

Lamb, Charles, Landis, Gordon, Orenstein, Jack, and Weinreb, Dan

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Object Design Inc. -- Product information, ObjectStore (DBMS) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Product information, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Product information, Database design -- Product information
Abstract

ObjectStore is an object-oriented database management system (OODBMS) that provides a tightly integrated language interface to the traditional DBMS features of persistent storage, transaction management (concurrency control and recovery), distributed […]

Published
1991

22. The O2 system

Author

Deux, O.

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, O2 Technology Inc. -- Research, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Research, Computer software industry -- Research, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Research, Database design -- Research
Abstract

The [O.sub.2] system is an object-oriented database management system (OODBMS) with a complete development environment and a set of user interface tools. As an OODBMS, it satisfies the rules of […]

Published
1991

23. Next-generation database systems

Author

Cattell, R.G.G.

Subjects
DBMS, Research and development, Database design, DBMS utility, Relational database, Object-oriented database, Object Design Inc. -- Research, O2 Technology Inc. -- Research, Servio Logic Development Inc. -- Research, International Business Machines Corp. Research Div. -- Research, University of California, Berkeley -- Research, Computer software industry -- Research, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Research, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Research, Database design -- Research, Relational databases -- Design and construction -- Research, Industrial research -- Research
Abstract

This issue illustrates some of the most popular approaches to next-generation database management systems, sometimes called object-oriented or extended relational DBMSs. These new DBMSs are designed to widen the applicability […]

Published
1991

24. Native XML databases for hierarchical data: preserving the value of XML's hierarchical structure. (XML & DBMS)

Author

Fittges, Klaus and Champion, Michael

Subjects
Database design, Software development/engineering, DBMS, XML, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Modeling, Protocol, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Web services, Information systems -- Usage, Object-oriented databases -- Usage, Custom software -- Usage, Computer programmers -- Methods -- Usage, Database management systems -- Usage, Database design -- Methods -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Methods -- Usage, Web services -- Usage -- Methods, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage -- Methods, Software engineering -- Usage, Computer network protocols -- Usage -- Methods
Abstract

XML is widely accepted as the standard for describing data to be exchanged between applications and over the Web. But there is considerably less agreement on how it should be […]

Published
2002

25. Caching in on live objects

Author

Kirkpatrick, Keith

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, New technique, Cache memory, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Cache memory, Database management systems, Disk caching, New products
Abstract

Live object caching is often the key to higher data throughput. Many companies are implementing hybrid object-relational databases for more sophisticated information management Quality information management is a cornerstone of […]

Published
1997

26. Ticketless travel takes off, thanks to ODBMS technology

Author

Karpain, Gregory

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Technology application, Object-oriented database, Object Design Inc. -- Product information -- Technology application, Southwest Airlines Co. -- Technology application -- Product information, ObjectStore (DBMS) -- Usage -- Product information, Telecommunication systems -- Usage -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Usage -- Product information, Database management systems -- Product information -- Usage, Airlines -- Product information
Abstract

Southwest Airlines powers its online reservation system with Object Design, Inc.'s ObjectStore, an Object Database Management System. Southwest Airlines is known for its low fares, on-time flights, and stripped-down amenities. […]

Published
1997

27. POET extends C++ development

Author

Harvey, Tim

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, POET Software Corp. -- Product information, POET 3.0 (DBMS) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Object-oriented databases -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Database management systems -- Product information -- Evaluation -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

POET 3.0 Personal, US$499; Professional, US1,995 POET Software, Inc. 999 Baker Way, Suite 100 San Mateo, California 94404 800 950-8845, (415)286-4640 Fax (415)286-4630 Relational databases work well when simple lists […]

Published
1995

28. Using Business Rules Within a Design Process of Active Databases

Author

Amghar, Youssef, Meziane, Madjid, and Flory, Andre

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, DBMS utility, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Database management systems, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

Current design methods for information systems do not consider rules at the design level. In systemic methods such as 'Structured Analysis Design Technique' (SADT) (Yourdon, 1979), rules are considered as […], Modeling behavior is an important task of the information system engineering process. This task is especially important when information systems are centered on active databases, which allow the replacement of parts of application programs with active rules. To relieve programmers from using either traditional or ad hoc techniques to design active databases, it is necessary to develop new techniques to model business rules. For that reason, inclusion of rules during analysis and design stages becomes an actual requirement. In this paper, we propose a uniformapproach to modeling business rules (active rules, integrity constraints, etc.). To improve the behaviorspecification, we extend the state diagrams that are widely used for dynamic modeling. This extension is a transformation of state transitions according to rule semantics. In addition, we outline new functionalities of Computer Aided System Engineering (CASE) to take into consideration the active database specificities. In this way, the designer can be assisted to control, maintain, and reuse a set of rules.

Published
2000

29. Rich Base Schema (RiBS)(1): A Unified Framework for OODB Schema Version Management

Author

LEE, SANG-WON and KIM, HYOUNG-JOO

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Database management systems
Abstract

In this paper, we propose a model of schema versions for object-oriented databases called RiBS. At the heart of this model is the concept of the Rich Base Schema (RiBS). […]

Published
2000

30. Object databases find their niche

Author

Ricciuti, Mike

Subjects
DBMS, Company marketing practices, User need, DBMS utility, End user, Object-oriented database, Computer software industry -- Marketing, Object-oriented databases -- Marketing, Database management systems -- Marketing, End users
Abstract

This is how Jay Parekh describes the ideal database management system: one that can store both relational and object-oriented data plus give users transparent access and querying capabilities to either […]

Published
1993

31. Knowledge-Based Systems as Database Design Tools: A Comparative Study

Author

Lo, W. Amber and Choobineh, Joobin

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Knowledge management, Object-oriented databases -- Bibliography, Database management systems -- Bibliography, Database design -- Bibliography, Knowledge management -- Bibliography
Abstract

Database design process is a knowledge intensive task that requires expertise, practical experience, and judgment. It is not surprising, therefore, that over the last few years many research prototype database […]

Published
1999

32. Knowledge and Object-Oriented Approach for Interoperability of Heterogeneous Information Management Systems

Author

Chung, Chin-Wan, Kim, Chang-Ryong, and Dao, Son

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Computer programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Knowledge management, Object-oriented databases -- Methods, Computer programming -- Methods, Database management systems -- Methods, Database design -- Methods, Object-oriented programming -- Methods, Knowledge management -- Methods
Abstract

For the interoperability of heterogeneous information management systems, schema mapping approaches have been used to build a unified view. The schema mapping approach offers full transparencies and is very powerful […]

Published
1999

33. An Empirical Analysis of the Object-Oriented Database Concurrency Control Mechanism [O.sup.2][C.sup.2]

Author

Olsen, David H. and Ram, Sudha

Subjects
Database design, DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Modeling, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Object-oriented databases, Database management systems, Database design, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

Object-oriented databases are becoming increasingly popular in business. Some areas of research interest include formal object-oriented database models, query optimization, analysis and design techniques, and concurrency control. Many of these […]

Published
1999

34. Engineering database operates on object-oriented programming: a database toolkit caters to the needs of EDA tools and promotes capability

Author

Gunn, Lisa

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Software quality, Object-oriented database, Objectivity Inc. -- Product information, Objectivity/DB (DBMS) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Product information, Software -- Product information, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Product information, Computer-aided engineering -- Product information, Specifications -- Product information
Abstract

ENGINEERING DATABASE OPERATES ON OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING Quick, reliable exchange of design information requires a common engineering database, but in the past, there haven't been any engineering databases for design-tool vendors […]

Published
1990

35. Java databases get small - db4o, PointBase offer relational, object- oriented options for getting data to PDAs

Author

Grehan, Rick

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Technology application, Object-oriented database, PointBase Micro 5.0 (DBMS), db4o 2.9 (DBMS), Object-oriented databases -- Technology application -- Product/service Evaluations, Database management systems -- Technology application -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

PDAs sound like the ideal home for database applications. You'd like to carry gobs of information around in your purse or pocket, ready to whip out and reference at a […]

Published
2004

36. Database growth ahead

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Relational database, Market trend/market analysis, Object-oriented database, IDC Israel -- Reports, Object-oriented databases -- Supply and demand -- Analysis -- Reports, Computer software industry -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends -- Reports, Database management systems -- Supply and demand -- Analysis -- Reports, Relational databases -- Supply and demand -- Analysis -- Reports
Abstract

IDC has predicted worldwide sales of RDBMSes (relational database management systems) and object-RDBMSes are poised to surge to $20 billion by 2006. The market will begin to mature as service […]

Published
2002

37. Oracle plugs XML, app server

Author

Leon, Mark and Sullivan, Tom

Subjects
DBMS, Database design, DBMS utility, CD-ROM catalog, Object-oriented database, Database, CD-ROM database, Object-oriented databases -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Product development, Database management systems -- Product development, Database design -- Methods, Databases -- Product development
Abstract

ORACLE SAYS it will raise the bar in XML database and Web services support this week at the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco. The buzz surrounds Oracle's XDB (XML […]

Published
2001

38. FOR THE RECORD: Beyond benchmarks in the database wars

Author

LaMonica, Martin

Subjects
DBMS, Company marketing practices, XML, DBMS utility, Market trend/market analysis, Object-oriented database, Computer software industry -- Marketing -- Forecasts and trends, Object-oriented databases -- Forecasts and trends -- Marketing, Database management systems -- Marketing -- Forecasts and trends, XML (Document markup language) -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Java set the world on fire six years ago with portable code. Now XML is setting the database world ablaze with easily transferable data. And although all database vendors have […]

Published
2001

39. ODBMS Provides Persistent Objects For Embedded Java

Author

Wong, William

Subjects
DBMS, Embedded system, DBMS utility, System on a chip, Technology application, Object-oriented database, Java, Object-oriented databases -- Product information -- Technology application, Computer software industry -- Product information -- Technology application, Database management systems -- Product information -- Technology application, Embedded systems -- Product information -- Technology application, Java (Computer program language) -- Product information -- Technology application
Abstract

Persistent Java objects simplify the storage and exchange of complex object structures. Poet Software's FastObjects j2 is a pure Java implementation of an object database management system (ODBMS). It supports […]

Published
2001

40. Integrating applications

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Object Management Group -- Standards, Object-oriented databases -- Design and construction -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Database management systems -- Standards, Object-oriented programming -- Analysis
Abstract

Interoperability is one of the fundamental principles of Corba, writes Nick Langley * What is it?, Corba (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) is a supplier neutral, language-neutral standard for distributed […]

Published
2001

41. Where's the XML?

Author

Leon, Mark

Subjects
DBMS, XML, Relational database, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, Computer software industry -- Product information, Object-oriented databases -- Usage -- Product information, Database management systems -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Usage, Relational databases -- Usage -- Product information, XML (Document markup language) -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

The sudden rise of XML puts a new twist on the old problem of data storage CUSTOMERS SAY THEY want them, vendors are scrambling to provide them, and opinions vary […]

Published
2001

42. BRIEFLY; EHPT SELECTS VERSANT ODBMS

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Company business planning, Contract agreement, Object-oriented database, Versant Corp. -- Contracts -- Planning, EHPT -- Contracts -- Planning, Object-oriented databases -- Usage -- Product information -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Contracts -- Product information -- Planning, Database management systems -- Usage -- Product information -- Planning
Abstract

EHPT will use Versant's object database management systems to develop next generation intelligent event and fault management […]

Published
2000

43. OPERATIONS; CORBA launches into new ORBit

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Distributed object technology, Technology application, Object-oriented database, Computer software industry -- Standards, Object-oriented databases -- Standards, Database management systems -- Standards, Object-oriented programming -- Technology application
Abstract

As evidenced by exhibits at the TeleManagement World show this month in Las Vegas, CORBA is heating up. Much current operations support system development uses CORBA to address a major […]

Published
1999

44. Prints of darkness

Author

Warren, Liz

Subjects
Government systems management, DBMS, DBMS utility, Company systems management, Object-oriented database, United Kingdom. Metropolitan Police Office -- Information management, Object-oriented databases -- Usage, Database management systems -- Usage, Law enforcement -- Usage, Government computer systems -- Usage
Abstract

Until now, metropolitan police officers might have to wait up to a month for prisoners' mugshots, of ten having to travel across London to see them. But the Metropolitan Police […]

Published
1999

45. Integrating COBRA

Author

Hamstra, Dirk

Subjects
DBMS, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, DBMS utility, Middleware, Distributed object technology, Database middleware, Object-oriented database, Middleware, Object-oriented databases, Database management systems, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

Integration of databases, applications and legacy systems in real-time and batch is one of the biggest challenges facing IT managers today. Issues related to mergers and acquisitions, packaged applications and […]

Published
1999

46. San Francisco Project Levels Playing Field

Author

Buchner, Mark

Subjects
System design, DBMS, DBMS utility, Object-oriented database, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Object-oriented databases -- Product development, Database management systems -- Product development, System design, Systems analysis
Abstract

IT IS BECOMING increasingly harder for the smaller and medium-sized application vendors to hit their stride. This is especially true for those producing manufacturing, distribution, finance and personnel software. Today's […]

Published
1998

47. Prodigal sons

Subjects
Business database, DBMS, DBMS utility, Middleware, CD-ROM catalog, Market trend/market analysis, Database middleware, Object-oriented database, Database, CD-ROM database, Business information services -- Forecasts and trends, Middleware -- Forecasts and trends, Object-oriented databases -- Forecasts and trends, Database management systems -- Forecasts and trends, Databases -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

An emerging middle tier of applications has investors and entrepreneurs looking for new ways to think about the database Anyone who's driven Highway 101 in Silicon Valley in the past […]

Published
1997

48. Oops!

Subjects
Object-oriented databases -- Innovations -- Usage, Database management systems -- Innovations -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage, Business, Economics, Business, international, DBMS, Object-oriented programming, DBMS utility, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Object-oriented database, Usage, Innovations
Abstract

TOKYO Object-oriented programming is taking over the writing of much computer software. Its next conquest could be the database industry DATABASES are the workhorses of corporate computing. Most people with [...]

Published
1998

49. CA's object database gets its sea legs

Author

Stedman, Craig

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Software quality, Object-oriented database, CA Technologies Inc. -- Product introduction, CA-Jasmine (DBMS) -- Product introduction, Object-oriented databases -- Product introduction, Software -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product introduction, Database management systems -- Product introduction
Abstract

After a long stay in dry dock, Computer Associates International, Inc.'s Jas- mine object database finally has been deemed seaworthy. Now CA has to go out and prove it can […]

Published
1997

50. COM-CORBA realism

Author

Bowen, Ted Smalley

Subjects
DBMS, Distributed processing (Computers), User need, Object-oriented programming, DBMS utility, Reusable code, Software quality, Distributed object technology, End user, Object-oriented database, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards, Object-oriented databases -- Standards, Software -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Database management systems -- Standards, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Standards, End users, Object-oriented programming
Abstract

Despite the holy-war imagery surrounding the market for distributed computing software, vendors of the Object Management Group's (OMG's) CORBA software seem to be taking a pragmatic approach to Microsoft's rival […]

Published
1997

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