Note: These were published
in July 2001.
They are now being offered at 50% off the original price.
The Object Storage Fact Books contain detailed comparison data on 20
object database (ODBMS) and 13 object-relational mapping products. The data
included is essential for making an informed product selection. Your product
selection process is accelerated, because we have collected the data for you.
ODBMS and object-relational mapping products make it easier to use databases
with Java and C++. The applications range from embedded systems to database
support as part of the persistence service layer of application servers.
The information included in the Object Storage Fact Books cuts through
the confusion about ODBMS and object-relational mapping products so that you can
make informed decisions about using database management systems for advanced
applications. These thoroughly researched data books give you the most
comprehensive, fact-based overview available today.
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"Barry's reports are expensive, compared
with textbooks, but if you work for a company, you could easily spend a lot more
money in a few days trying to learn what Barry has summarized in his comparative
tables and explained in his text. Studying the
Object Storage Fact Book is the only reasonable way to approach the
analysis and selection of an object data storage system."
Paul Harmon, Cutter Consortium's Distributed
Computing Architecture/e-Business Advisory Service, July 18, 2001,
www.bptrends.com.
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Product Comparisions
The Object Storage Fact Book includes two volumes, each of which is
a series of product comparison tables. The following links provide
details on each of the volumes of the Object Storage Fact Book.
For each volume, these pages provide the table of contents, sample tables, and
products covered (with release levels).
