Object-oriented databases

Database management systems (DBMS) emerged as the need to process large amounts of data became important in the database industry. Early attempts resulted in ‘file systems’ that provided sequential access to data stored as records in files. To accommodate various needs of different programs, multiple copies of the same data were made and sorted in various orders (Loomis, 1990). Collections of programs for sorting, indexing etc. made up the ‘file system’. Hierarchical and Network databases evolved because of the needs of data storage to be accessed by multiple programs in multiple ways. These requirements also gave rise to mechanisms for concurrency control, recovery etc., which in turn gave rise to the idea of database management systems (DBMS).

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