C++ Database Development, Second Edition

Abstract: An introduction to object-oriented databases, which is illustrated by developing the 'Persistent, Almost Relational Object Database Manager' in C++.

Keywords: book review, database, programming, object-oriented, design, persistence, relational, C++ computer program language, PARODY.

Title: C++ Database Development, Second Edition Author: Al Stevens Publisher: Henry Holt and Company Date Published: October 1994 ISBN: 1558283579 LOCN: QA76.73.C153S72 1994 Dewey: 005.75 20 Pages: 413 Bibliography: 22 Figures: 119

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Chapter 3: A Brief History of Database Management

Chapter 4: C++ and Persistence

Chapter 5: Solving the Persistent Object

Chapter 6: The Object Database and the Relational Database

Chapter 7: Designing an Object Database

Chapter 8: PARODY

Chapter 9: Using a PARODY Database

Chapter 10: PARODY in Applications

Appendix A: Building the Software

Appendix B: PARODY Reference Guide

Appendix C: Software Listings

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DATA

Author:        Stevens, Al, 1940-
Title:         C++ database development / Al Stevens.
Edition:       2nd ed.
Published:     New York : MIS:Press, 1994.
Description:   xv, 413 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer disk (3
                  1/2 in.)
LC Call No.:   QA76.73.C153S72 1994
Dewey No.:     005.75 20
ISBN:          1558283579 : $34.95 ($45.95 Can.)
Notes:         System requirements for computer disk:
                  IBM-compatible PC; MS-DOS; OS/2; Borland C++ 4.1 for MS-DOS
                  or C++ 1.5 for OS/2 compiler; hard disk.
               Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects:      C++ (Computer program language)
               Database design.
               Object-oriented databases.
               PARODY.
Control No.:   94036834 

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