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Re: Persistent objects and CLOS

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From: Steve Ray
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 1990 16:13
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It sounds to me like what you want is an object-oriented database
management system. There are at least a half dozen commercial ones
around, with three that I know of which are written in Lisp, namely
Statice from Symbolics, Gbase from Object Databases, Inc., and Orion
from Itaska. (Please note that I'm not recommending or endorsing any
particular product). Have you looked at any of these?
--

			Steven R. Ray
			National Institute of Standards and Technology
			Building 220, Room A127
			Gaithersburg, MD 20899

			ray@cme.nist.gov
			(301) 975-3524
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From: ray@cme.nist.gov (Steve Ray)
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Subject: Re: Persistent objects and CLOS
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