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object-oriented databases
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Thesa data model
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relational database
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database queries, joins, and relational algebra
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object-oriented classes
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data type as constructors, selectors, and predicates
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separate a module's interface specification from its implementation
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dynamic type checking
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using keywords to search hypertext
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hypertext subsets, webs, and contexts
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tuples
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database schema
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display of hypertext links

Reference

Smith, K.E., Zdonik, S.B., "Intermedia: A case study of the differences between relational and object-oriented database systems ", SIGPLAN, pp. 452-465, October 1987. Google

Other Reference

OOPSLA '87 Proceedings

Quotations
452 ;;Quote: object-oriented databases better than relational ones for complex, hierarchical data structures such as Intermedia
452 ;;Quote: relational model more flexible because relationships defined by joins
452+;;Quote: relational model easier to use because of tabular data and ad hoc queries
453 ;;Quote: object-oriented databases good for complex, large-scale, data-intensive programs
453 ;;Quote: an object-oriented database has class definitions, uniquely named objects, and executable methods stored with each class
453 ;;Quote: while a relational database has one type; each object in an object-oriented database is assigned a class
453+;;Quote: a relational database has only one type, 'relation', with get and put operations on field values
453 ;;Quote: classes (i.e., data abstractions) define the behavior of objects in an object-oriented database; can change implementation without changing use classes which use the method
454 ;;Quote: object-oriented database can check method arguments at invocation instead of at transaction commit
454 ;;Quote: Intermedia will filter documents according to keywords attached to blocks and links
456 ;;Quote: the web object in Intermedia is the interface to the block and link database
462 ;;Quote: in a relational model, a hierarchy must be derived; in object-oriented model the hierarchy is defined in the database
462 ;;Quote: a relational database returns tuples for a query; applications may send updates to the database
462 ;;Quote: complex object networks require multiple relations that must be consistent with each other
463 ;;Quote: in object-oriented databases, the database itself manipulates the objects
464 ;;Quote: an Intermedia link is displayed as a marker; when selected, explainers are displayed
464+;;Quote: an Intermedia explainer is documentation associated with a link
464 ;;Quote: only markers in the current Intermedia web are displayed


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