An object in an object-oriented database can contain both and the [[methods]] that operate on that data.

An object-oriented database is often compared to a traditional database, which is based on the relational data model.

Object-oriented databases generally provide a high degree of and can easily accommodate changes in the data model.

Object-oriented databases employ definitions to define the structure and behavior of objects.

Object-oriented databases use to perform operations on objects.

In object-oriented databases, data is organized into .

An object-oriented database is a database that is based on the -oriented data model.

In an object-oriented database, data is represented as .

Object-oriented databases typically provide support for , which means that the data and methods associated with an object are kept together as a single entity.