Recently we received a lot information material from db4objects about what has happened in the last year with this object database. So we give you a review about all the exciting things that happened and all the new features they have integrated!

This episodes cover a panel from the OOPSLA 2006. The title of this specific panel was "Objects and Databases: State of the Union in 2006". The moderator and Scientist William R. Cook discusses with experts from Versant, BEA, Microsoft, Progress Softawre, Sun Microsystems, GemStone Systems and db4objects. Thanks a lot to the OOPSLA for the permission to make this publicy available.

This episodes cover a panel from the OOPSLA 2006. The title of this specific panel was "Objects and Databases: State of the Union in 2006". The moderator and Scientist William R. Cook discusses with experts from Versant, BEA, Microsoft, Progress Softawre, Sun Microsystems, GemStone Systems and db4objects. Thanks a lot to the OOPSLA for the permission to make this publicy available.

This episodes cover a panel from the OOPSLA 2006. The title of this specific panel was "Objects and Databases: State of the Union in 2006". The moderator and Scientist William R. Cook discusses with experts from Versant, BEA, Microsoft, Progress Softawre, Sun Microsystems, GemStone Systems and db4objects. Thanks a lot to the OOPSLA for the permission to make this publicy available.

n this episode we talk about some best practicies with odbms. First what should be the rules that lead you to a ODBMS or RDBMS decitsion? Then some Object Database Design issues. If you want further reading, have a look at Jim Patersons paper: "The case for a native object database ".