object-oriented DBMS is derived from the model of the object-oriented programming view. representing both consistent data as stored in databases, as well as transient data, as found in executing programs.object-oriented DBMS use reusable elements known as an object.• Each object contains a data part and a set of operations that work upon the data. The object and its attributes are accessed through pointers instead of being stored in relational table models. For example − A simplified Bank Account object-oriented database.
