Titlebook: Database Reengineering and Interoperability; To-yat Cheung,Joseph Fong,Brian Siu Book 1996 Plenum Press, New York 1996 DBMS.Management.dat

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Using Parameterized Canonical Representations to Resolve Conflicts and Achieve Interoperability betw of supporting query transformation transparently, so a user can pose queries locally, without any need of knowledge about different data models and schemas. To support interoperable query transformation, we need to resolve the representation conflicts for different databases. The conflicts exist be

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A Pilot Survey of Database Reengineering and Interoperabilityfor process and/or data reengineering are rapidly finding widespread applications in program restructuring and database reengineering (DBRE). In Hong Kong, reengineering of software applications and its databases are still yet to be grown more mature and popular. The objectives of this paper is to p

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Designing Client-Server Applications for Enterprise Database Connectivityhat can access enterprise-wide data. Much of this data is currently stored in mainframe-and mini-computer databases, and one of the challenges facing implementors of client-server technology today is how to bring this mission-critical data to the desktop and integrate it with the functional, easy-to

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Handling Terabyte Databases on Open SystemsDBs (Very Large Databases) of a terabyte of data (or more) to Open Systems. This has necessitated a re-think of traditional UNIX database philosophies, and a borrowing of ideas from the more experienced mainframe world..This paper outlines the type of user, and usage, which is pushing UNIX databases

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1803-7DBMS; Management; database; organization; programming; programming language; relational database