Uniform Object Management

Most real-world applications require a capability for both general-purpose programming and database transactions on persistent data. Unfortunately, the implementation techniques for these capabilities are notoriously incompatible. Programming languages stress memory-resident transient data with a rich collection of data types, while database systems stress disk-resident persistent data with a limited collection of data types. Even in object-oriented database systems, combining these capabilities is traditionally done using a two-level storage model in which storage formats are quite different. This approach suffers from the performance overhead required to translate data between these two levels.

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