Titlebook: Database Systems of the 90s; International Sympos Albrecht Blaser Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 DBMS.a

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Language technology for post-relational data systems,ng example of a highly interoperable database programming language that exploits such technology..Requirements of future data systems are discussed by emphasizing the abstraction principles considered helpful for the adequate design and organization of data-intensive applications and for the modular

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Extensibility in the starburst experimental database system,g, Bill Cody, Sheldon Finkelstein, Christoph Freytag, Toby Lehman, C. Mohan, Hanh Nguyen, Kiyoshi Ono, and Peter Schwarz have also contributed to the design and implementation of the Starburst system.

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Performance and reliability issues in future DBMSs,t as the scenarios in Chapter 2 have shown, this is required anyway. Whether the resulting configuration is called a DBMS or not, is probably just a matter of taste. It is, in fact, an ensemble of resource managers with well-defined execution models in the sense of generalizations of the transaction

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The impact of hardware on database systems,ctor processing facilities attached to general purpose processors for supporting additional datatypes and operations for engineering..There is another type of hardware impact on databases. This is the area of input/output (I/O), where specialized hardware provides either the source or target of the

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Souradeep De,Bhabana Baruah,Santanu Maity consequence, next generation database systems will have to provide their services with a degree of interoperability that has to be substantially improved over existing solutions. In this paper we argue that this objective can be achieved only through full exploitation of current developments in com

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9124-9d-users can be a determining factor for the success of database systems..This paper reports on a survey and an analysis of work related to the usability of database systems and includes a discussion of interfaces based on linear formal languages, natural languages, menus, and graphics. It is shown t

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Contemporary Trends in Systems Developmentng on individual aspects or complete system prototypes. However, there is still much confusion about which features make up such a system. This paper attempts to define the main features and characteristics. It distinguishes between a basic definition and an extended definition. The latter tries to