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Object Databases and C #

I have an application in which my domain model is running. All this is very clear, clean and well reflects objects. My problem is that it doesn't map very well with a relational database. With that in mind, I am looking for a database of objects that play with .Net / C # quite well.

Is there a better defacto object database for the Microsoft.Net world?

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Try http://www.db4o.com/

Here's a list of oo databases, as well as a comparison table.

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I played with both db4o and Perst for Java. I am having problems with the Perst method for processing object updates, so I already visited db4o; I'm still in the early stages.

I heard that Cache is a good OO database, but it is not free. It provides many features that RDBMS have that many open source OODBMS do not have. However, I did not use it because of the cost.

The biggest problem with OODBMS will be finding good documentation, good ACID capabilities and solving scaling and disaster recovery scenarios. Special requests and reporting are also complex, so this is definitely a plus to ensure that these types of requests or any reports are not needed.

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