OLE DB
OLE DB (pronounced as separate letters) is a set of COM-based interfaces that expose data from a variety of sources, such as spreadsheets, project plans, SQL, legacy databases and more. OLE DB interfaces provide applications with uniform access to data stored in diverse information sources, or data stores. These interfaces support the amount of database management system (DBMS) functionality appropriate to the data store, enabling it to share its data.
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Short for On-Line Transaction Processing. Same as transaction processing.
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- OMG
Short for Object Management Group, a consortium with a membership of more than 700 companies. The organization’s goal is to provide a common framework for developing applications using object-oriented programming techniques. OMG is responsible for the CORBA specification.
- OMG IDL
Short for The Object Management Group (OMG) Interface Definition Language (IDL) it is used to describe the interfaces that client objects call and that object implementations provide. An OMG IDL interface definition fully specifies each operation’s parameters and provides the information needed to develop client applications that use the interface’s operations. [Source: OMG IDL Syntax]