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Alfons Kemper, Guido Moerkotte:
Object-Oriented Database Management: Applications in Engineering and Computer Science. Prentice-Hall 1994, ISBN 0-13-629239-9

I Introduction

1. New Frontiers for Database Applications. 3-9
2. Data Modeling Basics. 11-28
3. Application Areas. 29-54

II The Relational Approach

4. The Relational Database Model. 57-91
5. Assessment of Conventional Database Technology. 93-106
6. Extensions of Relational DBMSs. 107-156

III Object-Oriented Modeling and Languages

7. Objects and Types. 159-195
8. Specifying the Behavior of Objects. 197-225
9. Implementing Relationships. 227-254
10. Inheritance. 255-292
11. Virtual Types and Type Case. 293-302
12. Polymorphic Operations and Generic Types. 303-323
13. Multiple Inheritance and Multiple Substitutability. 325-347
14. Associative Object Access. 349-376

IV Control Concepts

15. Transaction Control. 379-410
16. Authorization. 411-422
17. Version Control. 423-440
18. Schema Management. 441-456

V Physical Object Base Design

19. Clustering. 459-477
20. Index Structures. 479-499
21. Function Materialization. 501-524
22. Pointer Swizzling. 525-526

VI Sample Systems

23. GemStone. 539-563
24. Ontos: An Integrated Object System. 565-588
25. O2. 589-600
26. Two Other Commercial Systems (Itasca, ObjectStore). 601-607
27. Selected Systems (GemStone, Itasca, MATISSE, O2, Objectivity/DB, ObjectStore, Ontos, OpenODB, Statics, UniSQL, Versant). 609-630

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