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Object Oriented Programming language native to a database

 
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I am developing an object oriented programming language native to a database. Instead of an Object-Relational Mapping solution my project offers a real OOP written with a database procedural language or and is made of Persistent Stored Modules. The language interpreter is essentially a set of stored procedures that extend the more traditional procedural approach to database programming with object-oriented features. So far I am unable to find a similar approach to solving the object-relational barrier. The subject's blog is http://sproutpl.wordpress.com
 
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