Databases

• ACM SIGMOD Index of publicly available database software
• Commercial object-oriented database systems
  • Gemstone Systems Inc.
  • Jasmine, from Computer Associates
  • Matisse
  • Objectivity
  • Versant
  • VOSS, an object database for Smalltalk from Logic Arts
• Elephant: an object database for Common Lisp
• Free object-oriented database systems
  • ColdStore
  • FramerD, portable distributed object-oriented database designed to support the maintenance and sharing of knowledge bases
  • GOODS
  • MinneStore, a database for Smalltalk
  • Ozone, an open-source Java OODBMS
  • PLOB: Persistent Lisp Objects
  • WOOD: William's Object Oriented Database
  • ZODB, the object database for the Python Zope system
• Gadfly: SQL Relational Database in Python
• HSQL: 100% Java Database
• Mnemonic: an object prevalence layer for Ruby
• MonetDB: Query Processing at Light-Speed: designed to provide high performance on complex queries against large databases, e.g. combining tables with hundreds of columns and multi-million rows
• NoSQL Database: your ultimate guide to the non-relational universe
• Object-oriented database articles and products: by Barry & Associates
• Object-relational mappings
  • Castor, the shortest path between Java objects, XML documents, SQL tables and LDAP directories.
  • JDO: Java Data Objects, a standard for mappings from Java to persistent data stores, e.g. relational databases
    • Jakarta OJB
    • JORM
  • Patterns for Object-Relational Access Layers
  • Persistence, Inc.
  • VBSF, from ObjectMatter
• ODMG: The Object Database Management Group
• OODB information
• Prevayler, an in-memory database that provides durability through logging
  • Advogato.org article introducing object prevalence
• Relational Databases
  • MySQL: an open-source relational database
  • PostgreSQL: a relational database that supports table inheritance
    • Ejip.Net PostgreSQL Database Windows Setup FAQ
    • PostgreSQL, Inc.
• Sleepycat Software, makers of the open source Berkeley Database
• Third Manifesto: foundation for future database systems proposed by Hugh Darwen and C.J. Date