Announcing ObjectDRIVER 1.1 new release

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Author: Franck Lebastard
Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 00:00

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                           ObjectDRIVER,
               an Open Object Wrapper dedicated to
                   Relational Databases Reusing

[ObjectDriver is written in C++ and is compiled using Borland Builder 4]

ObjectDRIVER release 1.1 build 61 is now available for free download.
The distribution can be obtained from
http://www.inria.fr/cermics/dbteam/ObjectDriver/.


ObjectDRIVER is our new powerful ODMG-Compliant Open Object Wrapper
dedicated to relational databases reusing. With ObjectDRIVER, a relational
database can be full-accessible (selection, insertion, deletion, update) as
an object database after that the object schema and its mapping on top of
the relational database have been defined. The object data can be queried
with OQL, the ODMG query language.


Adds and changes in this release (1.1.61):

- new ODMG-Compliant C++ binding.
- ODMG-Compliant Java binding revisited.
- types boolean, date, time, timestamp and interval supported.
- documentation updated and extended (new chapter on languages binding).
- Some bugs fixed:
 * Oracle authentication
 * transaction checkpoint for new persistent objects
 * transaction commit (commitAfterReading mode)
 * exception raised when the dbms to connect has no
  autocommit mode



Please visit the ObjectDRIVER site for more information:
http://www.inria.fr/cermics/dbteam/ObjectDriver/


The CERMICS Database Team.

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Franck Lebastard        +33 (0)4 92 38 77 42
Franck.Lebastard@sophia.inria.fr
CERMICS Sophia Antipolis
http://www.inria.fr/cermics/dbteam/

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