Operational Database Management Systems
By Mike Keith, Ted Neward, Carl Rosenberger, Craig Russell,Roberto Zicari (Editor) April 1, 2008: ODBMS.ORG, a vendor-independent non-profit group of high-profile software experts lead by Prof. Roberto Zicari, has together with InfoQ.com exclusively published the panel discussion “Java...
I.E. Shanthi, R. Kirutthika, R. Nadarajan The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, proposes a signature-based indexing method for object-oriented query handling DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Sten Friedrich, TFH Berlin The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, presents an approach to integrate Ruby and Object Databases DOWNLOAD (PDF)
German Viscuso, Developer Relations Manager, Versant Corporation. Abstract: The JPA specification draws on ideas, concepts and standards from leading persistence frameworks such as TopLink, Hibernate, and Java Data Objects (JDO), as well as on...
Mikael Kopteff, Haaga-Helia-University The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, presents an empirical comparison of various ORM tools and object databases for Java DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Kazimierz Subieta et. al., Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, presents fundamental ideas and topics of SBA and SBQL DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Rodriguez, M.A. . Knowledge-Based Systems, volume 21, number 7, pages 727-739, ISSN:0950-7051, Elsevier, doi:10.1016/j.knosys.2008.03.030, LA-UR-06-7791, October 2008. LINK (arXiv preprint)
Kazimierz Subieta et. al., Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, focuses on SQBL object views to enable unlimited mapping and updatability DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Kazimierz Subieta et. al., Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology The paper, a submission to ICOODB 2008, focuses on Recursive Query Processing in SQBL DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Christian Merenda, OOMEGA The author explains the benefits of ODBMS by differentiating the various concepts and discussing them separately. Itturns out that object and relational databases are on the way to converge to each...