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Comparative Study on Object Persistence Methods

by Clarence J M Tauro, N Ganesan, Ritesh Kumar Sahai, Sandhya Rani A
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 42 - Number 7
Year of Publication: 2012
Authors: Clarence J M Tauro, N Ganesan, Ritesh Kumar Sahai, Sandhya Rani A
10.5120/5705-7755

Clarence J M Tauro, N Ganesan, Ritesh Kumar Sahai, Sandhya Rani A . Comparative Study on Object Persistence Methods. International Journal of Computer Applications. 42, 7 ( March 2012), 17-25. DOI=10.5120/5705-7755

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Abstract

In last few decades there was rapid shift observed while writing software solutions. Object oriented model is now globally adapted and preferred by most of the application developers. Object persistence plays a key role in designing data model, business objects working with other business objects. Object persistence could be very efficient if designed correctly. A typical design leads extra overheads in terms of cost, resource utilization, and time. Considering the importance of object persistence, it is very essential to concentrate more on this area. Gateway-based, Object-relational database and Object-oriented Database are the three major groups of solutions available to implement object persistence. In this paper, we discuss about the features available in Object Persistence methodologies, how and where we should use them efficiently based on the application requirements. Our discussion continues further on positive and negative sides of object persistence methodologies by considering limitations and different application requirements.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Object Persistence Gateway Based Object Persistence Object-oriented Database Object-relational Database Data Model Data Access Data Sharing

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