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EXACT: An Approach to Coping with Heterogeneous Rule Execution Models for alternative voices, that democracy will ensure that conflict between competing social claims will happen, and thus will lead to more informed modes of decision-making. We work through the perspectives of Lawrence Hamilton, John Rawls, and Jeremy Waldron and their calls for formalizing structure

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PFL: An Active Functional DBPLtransition of ownership together with a general move towards a competitive market system charac- terized by global openness, uncertainty, decentralized risk-bearing, and the increasing importance of information and innovation.978-3-642-72212-7978-3-642-72210-3

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Die verschiedenen Automatensysteme,and presents a framework that is used later in the book to characterize the functionality of different active systems. The framework is the major contribution of the chapter, but an important side-effect of its presentation for the book is that much of the terminology associated with active database

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Die Konstruktionselemente des Automaten,es first some issues that have an impact on the architecture of an active database system, and presents the various architectural alternatives. The basic functions of an ADBMS are identified and then related to the architectural alternatives. This chapter discusses rule specification and registratio

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,Leistungsberechnungen und Arbeitspl?ne,r static analysis techniques for predicting useful properties for active rule sets are described. In particular, we focus on methods to determine at compile- time whether a given rule set is guaranteed to terminate, and whether rule execution is confluent (guaranteed to have a unique final state).