Object Oriented Database Query
- Sydney Matinga
- Apr 2
- 1 min read
The benefits to business research, of object oriented database, are extensive.
To attain best customer experience using your web search engine website script your website for standard search (inner-join database) in one field configuration or for object oriented search (outer-join database).
The object oriented database will populate superior data in an order of magnitude faster than the inner-join database. The conclusions are based on my experiences with different search query expressions.
Natural language (English) is distributed as an inner-join query. Eg. the statement, “the green fir trees of the German forest,” when directly translated from most European languages, including Latin, would read, “The trees green of the forest German.” Always place adjectives after the noun. For a search, you would simplify that to, “trees green and forest German.”
The for an outer-join enquiry, simply reverse the grammatical order of the entire expression or phrase. I.e. “of the forest German, the green trees.” As a search, that would read, “German forest and trees green.”
The conclusions are based on my own intensive observation.

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