Titlebook: Database Programming Languages; 6th International Wo Sophie Cluet,Rick Hull Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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978-3-540-64823-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998

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Phase Transitions in Large Networkss of the modeled universe. A formal model of such a database is presented. VQL, which is based on a first order calculus, provides users with the ability of navigating through object versions, and through the states of the universe modeled by the multiversion database.

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The Rescue: A Romance of the Shallows,nal aspects of cooperative activities, based on the CoACT cooperative transaction model. The novelty of the language lies in its ability to deal with a broad spectrum of cooperative applications, ranging from cooperative document authoring to workflow applications.

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Euclid, Tarski, and Engeler encompassed,r seminal paper of 1990. In this area, databases and query languages are defined using read polynomial constraints. As a consequence of a classical result by Tarski, first-order queries in the constraint database model are effectively computable, and their result is within the constraint model..In p

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, a spatial constraint database,ect-oriented framework, with spatial data represented using linear constraints over a dense domain. The query language is the standard OQL, with special functions for constraint solving and geometric operations..A simple geographical application from the French Institute for Geography, IGN, is runni

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Degrees of monotonicity of spatial transformations, a hierarchy of monotonicity classes of spatial transformations that is determined by the number of degrees of freedom of the transformations. The result of a monotonic transformation with .degrees of freedom on a spatial database is completely determined by its result on subsets of casdinality at m