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object-relational database
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object-relational database

A database that provides both relational and object database capabilities. See universal server.



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Another new component, called Jalapeno, eliminates object-relational mapping for Java programmers, reducing their development cycles by at least 40 percent.
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Some object-relational mapping tools provide a runtime caching component to help counteract the performance penalty introduced by translating data between objects and relational forms.
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Now it is possible for Java programmers to avoid the tedious and time-consuming task of object-relational mapping, and CACHEe 2007 enables any programmer to build Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) faster.
InterSystems Introduces CACHE 2007 With Innovations for Web Developers by Business Wire
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