Operational Database Management Systems
Pieter van Zyl, University of Pretoria. This dissertation presents OO7J, a Java version of the original OO7 benchmark. The original benchmark tested ODBMS performance. This work also includes benchmarking ORM Tools and compares Hibernate...
Versant. This short paper describes a case study: the handling of telemetry data and information of the “Herschel” telescope from outer space with the Versant object database. The telescope was launched by the European...
Intersystems Download Caché eXTreme for Java (Registration required): provides an API to store and retrieve structured data over JDBC (JDBC over JNI), unstructured data and Java Objects. LINK.
Intersystems A free, fully-functional, non-expiring, single-user version of Caché. LINK
Martin Hulin, Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. Excellent, Complete and up to date lecture note series (397 slides). Content and Course Structure: Learning module 0: Course Information, Welcome: 1 h Learning module 1: Introduction to Object Oriented...
Michael Grossniklaus, Moira Norrie, ETH Zürich NEW IN 2010: Updated slides on db4o to reflect the API of the latest version. Extended the discussion of OQL in the lecture about ODMG 3. In-depth presentation of...
Adrian Marriott Lecture notes given at ICODB 2009, presents several Common Persistent Model Patterns for Performance and/or Scalability Optimization, among them “Query Visitor” which received the ODBMS.ORG Best Persistent Model Patterns Awards 2009. Query...
Adrian Marriott Lecture notes given at ICODB 2009, introduces the main features of the ObjectStore ODBMS. DOWNLOAD (PDF).
Eugenia Stathopoulou, Panos Vassiliadis Presents 4 patterns for relational databases on top of which, object-relational or other structures can be applied. [] Querying, [] Schema Modifications, [] Storage, [] Updates, DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Peter Baumann, Jacobs University An open-source array DBMS with an OQL-style query language and ODMG-conformant C++ and Java APIs for retrieving and manipulating multi-dimensional arrays (rasters) of unlimited size. LINK