Object-Oriented Databases Never Took Off Because Of

question 20

Multiple Choice

Object-oriented databases never took off because of:

• A) lack of organizational inertia
• B) lack of powerful query capabilities found in relational databases
• C) a less sophisticated mathematical model
• D) all of the above.

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Definitions:

A Sample

A sample refers to a subset of individuals, items, or data taken from a larger population, used for the purpose of analysis to infer conclusions about the population.

Behavior

The behavior or responses of a person when influenced by external or internal factors.

Norms

Shared expectations or rules within a society or group about how its members should behave.

Psychological Test

An assessment tool designed to objectively measure aspects of an individual's mental performance and behavioral characteristics.