Modeling inheritance and genericity in object-oriented databases

Authors:
C. Lécluse;P. Richard
Affiliations:
GIP Altai¨r, France;GIP Altai¨r, France
Venue:
Lecture notes in computer science on ICDT '88
Year:
1988

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Abstract

This paper formalizes inheritance and genericity in the context of object oriented databases. We present a uniform view for objects and types. We model, in the same framework, multiple inheritance and unconstrained genericity. We plan to use this model as the theoretical foundation for the O2 object-oriented database system.