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FLORID - F-LOgic Reasoning In Databases - is a deductive object-oriented database system incorporating F-logic as data definition and query language and combining the advantages of deductive databases with the rich modelling capabilities of object oriented concepts. F-logic provides complex objects, uniform handling of data and metadata, rule-defined class hierarchy and signatures, non-monotonic multiple inheritance, equating of objects by rules and variables ranging over methods and classes. Moreover, FLORID extends F-logic by path expressions to facilitate object navigation.