Prototyping by use of object-oriented database within the PRISM environment
S. Flint, C. Lursinsap · 2003
An object oriented database (OOD) is suggested as a tool to evaluate performance characteristics of programs residing in the PRISM environment. Use of the database will help users in meeting requirements for prototypes used in the development of software. Creation of OOD structures is shown and then examples of queries using the object oriented O2 query language are presented. Once information is found users have the ability to modify files within the PRISM environment to realize the requirements specified for a particular prototype.>