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Next Generation Information System Technology

First International East/West Data Base Workshop, Kiev, USSR, October 9-12, 1990. Procceedings

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  • © 1991

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  1. Joachim W. Schmidt
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  2. Anatoly A. Stogny
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 504)

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Table of contents (29 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Declarative languages — Paradigm of the past or challenge of the future?

    • Rainer Manthey
    Pages 1-16

  3. A glimpse of paradise

    • Hassan Aït-Kaci
    Pages 17-25

  4. An object-oriented data model for artificial intelligence applications

    • A. Formica, M. Missikoff, S. Vazzana
    Pages 26-41

  5. An overview of life

    • Hassan Aït-Kaci
    Pages 42-58

  6. On the semantics of rules in database programming languages

    • Richard Hull, Dean Jacobs
    Pages 59-85

  7. Towards a categorical data model supporting structured objects and inheritance

    • S. K. Lellahi, N. Spyratos
    Pages 86-105

  8. Typing schemes for objects with locality

    • Florian Matthes, Atsushi Ohori, Joachim W. Schmidt
    Pages 106-123

  9. Object orientation and logic programming for databases: A season's flirt or long-term marriage?

    • S. Ceri, F. Cacace, L. Tanca
    Pages 124-143

  10. Semantics of object-oriented data models — The evolving algebra approach

    • Georg Gottlob, Gerti Kappel, Michael Schrefl
    Pages 144-160

  11. Extending the entity-relationship model for a high-level, theory-based database design

    • Bernhard Thalheim
    Pages 161-184

  12. Towards database application systems: Types, kinds and other open invitations

    • Florian Matthes, Joachim W. Schmidt
    Pages 185-211

  13. Modelling inheritance in a strongly typed functional model

    • Jiří ZlatuÅ¡ka
    Pages 212-227

  14. Bulk types for large scale programming

    • Malcolm Atkinson, Philippe Richard, Phil Trinder
    Pages 228-250

  15. Controlled generation of intensional answers

    • Alain Pirotte, Dominique Roelants, Esteban Zimanyi
    Pages 251-270

  16. Data construction with recursive set expressions

    • J. Eder, A. Rudloff, F. Matthes, J. W. Schmidt
    Pages 271-293

  17. The LOGIDATA+ model and language

    • Paolo Atzeni, Letizia Tanca
    Pages 294-310

  18. A recursive base for database programming primitives

    • David Stemple, Tim Sheard
    Pages 311-332

  19. Toward multiparadigm database interfaces

    • Suad Alagić
    Pages 333-346

  20. Updating Datalog databases

    • Paolo Atzeni, Riccardo Torlone
    Pages 347-362
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Currently, the field of information systems technology is rapidly extending into several dimensions. There is the semantic dimension (including object orientation, data deduction and extended knowledge representation schemes), there is improved systems integration, and there are new tools. All these extensions aim to provide semantically richer and better engineered information systems that allow for more adequate and complete representations and thus extend the effective use of database technology to a wider class of applications. Database researchers and developers, whether they are committed to application or to system construction, are convinced that next-generation information system technology will be heavily determined by a handful of new concepts that they have to understand and work out in detail now. This volume concentrates on the following topics: - Extended data types and data models, database programming languages; - Rule-based data deduction, expert systems, knowledge bases; - Object orientation and semantic data modelling; - DB application development, methodologies and tools; - Interface technology, parallelism, interoperability, ...; - New database applications.

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