Relational databases and the processes that are used to design them focus primarily on data (with the exceptions of stored procedures and some object-relational extensions of relational databases)whereas object-oriented environments by definition integrate data and behavior.

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Relational databases are designed to focus primarily on data, while object-oriented environments integrate data and behavior. This is a fundamental difference between the two approaches to managing digital information.

Relational Databases and the Processes That Are Used to Design