Titlebook: Aspect-Oriented Database Systems; Awais Rashid Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Aspect-Oriented Programming.Crosscutting C

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Awais RashidRelevant for both Software Engineering and Databases.First application of AOP in database area.Author is the leading researcher in this area.Includes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-31258-7Chapter 2 introduced the problem of crosscutting concerns in software systems. This chapter discusses crosscutting concerns specific to database systems and how their tangling with other concerns adversely affects customisability, extensibility, maintainability and evolvability. Crosscutting concerns in database systems can be categorised as:

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,Die My Way Active Aging Ern?hrung,ord management to supporting cooperative work, software asset management, online analytical processing (OLAP) (Thomsen 2002) and backend data management for Web sites. They are also used to support new data management needs, for instance, those pertaining to management of XML data (Chaudhri, Rashid,

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,Die My Way Active Aging Ern?hrung, are often described as classical candidates for aspectisation in literature on AOP. Persistence — the storage and retrieval of application data from secondary storage media — is also one such classical example (Mens, Lopes, et al. 1997; Suzuki and Yamamoto 1999a). It is advocated that these concern

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,Die My Way Active Aging Ern?hrung,ook has specifically focussed on the use of aspect-oriented programming techniques to improve the modularity of database systems and their applications. Several concrete systems and scenarios have been discussed to demonstrate the improved localisation of changes offered by the use of AOP and how th