An office database should be a “total” information resource in that it should be capable of storing data of many arbitrary types. Users of such a system should be able to store conveniently their documents and graphics objects in the same logical storage space as their more traditional records-oriented data.
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Stanley B. Zdonik (1984) studied this question.
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