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FLOO: A strong coupling between Eiffel language and O2 DBMS

Chignoli et al., 1995

Document ID
8218821135650912280
Author
Chignoli R
Farre J
Lahire P
Rousseau R
Publication year
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Object-Oriented Technology for Database and Software Systems

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This paper presents a model of persistency for the Eiffel language and its implementation by FLOO system. This model supports in a transparent way a “contagious” and incremental handling of persistency within a transactional framework. After having defined the context …
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