On Mar 17, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
In your original post, you focused primarily on object storage
and access. Those are important, of course, but we can hardly
ignore the question of how that database should be queried: What
is the most natural way to refer to objects? If we have OIDs
we're in business (but
Object IDs are definitely handled in the available object storage
implementations such as Java Data Objects implementations.
Does JDO support a query mechanism or is "just" a framework for
object storage and retrieval?
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