Objectoriented conceptual modeling techniques to design and implement a sound and robust ORACLE environment
Óscar Pastor, Emilio Insfrán, Gaspar Quiles, José Barberá · 1997
The paper will introduce the advantages of using the Object-Oriented Model for conceptual modeling, as a kind of knowledge model to capture information system properties. Next, the paper will explain how to properly implement such a system description in an advanced ORACLE environment, using ORACLE v7 as server and Developer/2000 as execution model tool. The main contribution is the definition of a precise mapping between OO notions at the conceptual model level, and ORACLE structures for implementation at the programming level. This allows us to connect OO modeling with a sound and functionally equivalent relational implementation in Oracle. 1.