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FUTURE DATABASES '92 - PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND FAR-EAST WORKSHOP ON FUTURE DATABASE SYSTEMS

Gebonden Engels 1992 9789810210403
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This volume represents a valuable collective contribution to the research and development of database systems. It contains papers in a variety of topics such as data models, distributed databases, multimedia databases, concurrency control, hypermedia and document processing, user interface, query processing and database applications.

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ISBN13:9789810210403
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:300
Uitgever:World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd

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Introduction to SQL/X, W. Kim; an object-oriented approach to security policies and their access controls for database management, D.K. Hsiao; the ESSE project - an overview, R. Zicari et al; the remote-exchange approach to semantic heterogeneity in federated database systems, D. McLeod; A linear model of distributed query execution strategies, M.E. Orlowska and Y.C. Zhang; multimedia data handling in a knowledge representation system, E. Bertino et al; implementation and evaluation of a new approach to storage management for persistent data - towards virtual-memory databases, G.Y. Bai and A. Makinouchi; hyperbase system - a structured architecture, R. Sacks-Davis et al; a hypermedia document system based on relational database, S. Futamura et al; cooperative query answering in CoBase, Q.M. Chen and W. Chu; the ADKMS knowledge acquisition system, E. Berlino et al; constraints for query optimization in deductive databases, J. Harland and K. Ramamohanarao; the object-oriented database management - a tutorial on its fundamentals, D.K. Hsiao. (Part contents)

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