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In this article I introduce a new communication theory for complexinformation represented as a direct graph of nodes. In addition, I introduce anapplication for the theory, a new radical method, embed, that can be used toupdate object databases declaratively. The embed method revolutionizes updatingof object databases. One embed method call can replace dozens of lines ofcomplicated updating code in a traditional client program of an objectdatabase, which is a huge improvement. As a declarative method the embed methodtakes only one natural parameter, the root object of a modified objectstructure in the run-time memory, which makes it extremely easy to use.Thecommunication theory behind the embed method states that modified complexinformation represented as a directed graph of nodes can always be transferredback to its original system in an exact and meaningful way. The theory can alsohave additional applications since today information often has a network ordirected graph like structure and it often evolves or it is maintained. Theembed method applies the communication theory by modeling the object databaseand a modified object structure in the run-time memory as directed graphs ofnodes without any artificial limitations. For example, different kinds ofcircular substructures and their modifications are allowed. Persistence in theobject database is defined in a well known and accepted way, by reachabilityfrom persistent root objects. The embed method also removes structures ofgarbage objects from the object database if any appear during the updateoperation, leaving the database in a consistent state. The embed method appliesreference counting techniques. It understands local topology of the objectdatabase, avoiding examining unrelated objects in the database. For thesereasons, the embed method is efficient and it scales for databases of differentsizes.

A New Communication Theory on Complex Information and a Groundbreaking New Declarative Method to Update Object Databases