Object database for business modeling with improved data security

摘要

Object databases according to SBM methodology are holistic systems, ie they can handle any number of data structures without the disadvantages of a monolithic system, can be defined with simple semantics and offer significantly improved data security. While legacy databases store multiple objects in a database of keys, values, and methods, SBM provides partitioning capabilities, such as fragmenting objects into key and value objects, and storing attributes and methods separately. Furthermore, unlike traditional methods, database functionality is fragmented by holding itself as objects in the object database and realizing it as a method through associated services, allowing objects to work on different database principles. The executable code is additionally stored separately from the methods. This methodology allows in principle autonomous acting objects. With SBM, new, scalable storage structures for an object database are possible and, in particular, the fact that the fragmented database functionality is distributed to several specially secured storage locations, there is a significant gain in data security. Businesses can choose how many partitioned locations to use for the object database, based on their data security and protection needs, and based on the local distribution of sites. FIG. 2 shows a possible client-server implementation and FIG. 3 shows a possible one-client installation.