ODABA
Here you can find everything about the object-oriented database ODABA and its tools. You will find overviews as well as a number of technical details, philosophical background of the database and references to ODABA users all over the world.
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New Concepts
ODABA2 is one of the richest object-oriented database management systems (OODBMS) from the conceptual point of view. Our users do not only enjoy the extended database functionality but also the high degree of consistence guaranteed by the OODBMS.
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Enhanced technical features
Enhanced technical features as consistent version support, online versioning, multilingual support based on generic attributes, hierarchical database objects, distributed databases and a lot more make modelling easier and reduce the implementation effort.
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Fast Development Tools
ODABA provides a number of tools as the Lexicon Builder for language analysis, the Type Designer for defining the object model, a GUI Builder for quick application design, a class developer and others. The Object Commander allows you to browse or edit the contents of any ODABA database.
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Standard Interfaces
OLE DB, COM and C++ interfaces are provided for developing MS Visual Basic, MS Java or MS C++ applications. Moreover, the ODABA application designer provides fast development techniques for designing prototypes or complex applications. ODABA2 OQL is a high-level expression language that supports imbedded OQL as well as externally defined queries.
A detailed version of the ODABA2 Documentation is available and is the technical reference for all functions in the dbms and at the interface
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Free licence and Open Source
ODABA is one of the most powerful OODBMS. Nevertheless, ODABA is available for free on Windows, LINUX and SUN Solaris platforms. The free version is, of course, without any warranty. Support will be provided on the base of a maintenance and development contract. ODABA source code including compile procedures is available on demand.
More about the differences between ODABA and other OODBMS you can find in ODABA Compared with other ODBMS.
Reflect the world as realistic as possible - that is what you can do with ODABA