Bibliography

Online Articles

Doug Barry maintains over 450 pages of online articles.

Published Articles

“Incremental SOA: Facing Reality, Coping with Change, and Improving Your Chance of Success,” The Enterprise Architecture Advisory Service Executive Report, Vol. 12, No. 4, April 2009, Cutter Consortium.

“Use Force Field Analysis to Drive Integration,” Application Development Trends, November 2003, pg. 42.

“Web Services: It's About Connections,” Intelligent Enterprise, October 10, 2003, pg. 26.

“E-Commerce X Factor,” Intelligent Enterprise, April 10, 2000, pg. 46.

“Using an XML Data Server: Beyond E-Commerce,” Distributed Computing, September, 1999, pg. 41.

“XML Data Servers,” Distributed Computing, July 1999, pg. 34.

“Beyond Y2K: Database Diversity,” Distributed Computing, March 1999, pg. 41.

“Is There Something Afoot?,” Distributed Computing, November, 1998, pg. 59.

“Solving the Java Object Storage Problem,” with Torsten Stanienda, Computer, November, 1998, pg. 33.

“The DBMS Matrix Revisited,” Distributed Computing, August, 1998, pg. 58.

“ODBMS or ORDBMS?,” Software Development, October, 1998, pg. 45.

“Speaking of ODMG and Java,” Database Programming & Design, October, 1998, pg. 60.

“ODMG Binding for Java,” with David Jordan, Component Strategies, September, 1998, pg. 53.

“If You Want Better Answers...,” Database Programming & Design, July, 1998, pg. 72.

“ODMG 2.0: A Standard for Object Storage,” Component Strategies, July, 1998, pg. 48.

“ODMG Update,” Distributed Computing, June, 1998, pg. 26.

“Online Database Derby,” Distributed Computing, May, 1998, pg. 56.

“There's an ODMG Database in Your Future,” Database Programming & Design, April, 1998, pg. 66.

“Some Things Change, Some Stay the Same,” Distributed Computing, January/February, 1998, pg. 52.

“ODMG 2.0: An Overview,” with Rick Cattell, Dr. Dobb's Soucebook, September/October, 1997, pg. 6.

“ORDBMS: A Look Into the Database Crystal Ball,” Distributed Object Computing, August/September, 1997, pg. 64.

“The Truth About Object Databases,” Database Programming & Design, July, 1997, provides descriptive tables on who is using ODBMSs along with some summaries of the applications.

“The Online Database Derby,” WebApps, May/June, 1997, pg. 57, provides an overview of the 1997 Online Database Derby.

“The Online Database Derby,” Object Magazine, May, 1997, pg. 60, provides an overview of the 1997 Online Database Derby.

“Web Databases,” DOC Magazine, May, 1997, pp. 20-23, provides comparison tables on pertinent features of the database products for web-based applications.

“Just the Facts, Please,” DOC Magazine, February, 1997, pp. 56-57, provides descriptive tables on who is using ODBMSs.

“Charting the Feature Coverage of ODBMSs,” Object Magazine, February 1997, pp. 28-41, updated bar graphs giving a high-level view of ODBMS product feature coverage.

“Terms of Endearment,” Database Programming and Design, November 1996, pp. 50-57, a primer on standards development for ODBMS products.

“Object Database Basics,” INSIGHT, Issue 4, 1996, pp. 59-61, a primer on object database technology.

“What Was That Myth about ODBMSs?,” Object Magazine, November 1996, pp. 70-71, a look at the experience of six companies that have implemented object database applications in systems that use queries.

“ODBMSs and Distributed Systems,” Object Magazine, August 1996, pp. 28-30, an overview of five companies that have implemented ODBMSs in distributed systems.

“ODBMSs and Complex Data,” Object Magazine, May 1996, pp. 73-73, a snapshot of six companies that are using ODBMSs with complex data.

“Debunking the Myths,” Object Magazine, February 1996, pp. 21-23, a look at facts about common ODBMS myths.

“Handling the Complexities of Object Storage,” Object Magazine, February 1996, pp. 42-49, highlights the differences that various ODBMS architectural approaches can make when using complex data with object programming languages.

“On the Road to Standards,” Object Magazine, November 1995, pp. 84-86, describes how standards are developing in the ODBMS industry.

“Feature Coverage,” Object Magazine, July/August 1995, pp. 24-31, provides bar graphs giving a high-level view of ODBMS product feature coverage.

“Success Stories,” Object Magazine, May 1995, pp. 79-80, a snapshot of the experiences of twelve companies who have implemented ODBMS applications.

“Locking Performance Considerations for ODBMSs,” Data Management Review, April 1995, pp. 12-15, the effect of locking on ODBMS performance.

“The ODBMS Industry Is Maturing,” Object Magazine, February 1995, pp. 24-28, facts about the Object Data Management Group’s efforts to develop ODBMS standards.

“ODBMS Benchmarks,” Object Magazine, October 1994, pp. 24-26, a look at benchmarks and ODBMS benchmarking practices.

“Finding Critical Features,” Object Magazine, July/August 1994, pp. 69-72, the importance of understanding critical ODBMS features for a specific application.

“The Importance of Understanding ODBMS Features,” Object Magazine, May 1994, a look at how ODBMS features interact with each other and impact application performance.

“Should You Take the Plunge?,” Object Magazine, February 1994, pp. 24-27, concepts to consider in a decision to use or not use an object database.

“ODBMS Feature Listing,” Object Magazine, January/February 1993, pp. 48-53, a listing of possible ODBMS features.

“When to Use Object DBMSs,” Computerworld, October 26, 1992, tips on whether or not to consider an ODBMS.

“Perspectives on Changes for ODBMSs,” Journal of Object Oriented Programming, July/August 1991, a view of likely changes to ODBMS products.

Author

Douglas K Barry

Principal

Barry & Associates, Inc.