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Rules in Database Systems

Second International Workshop, RIDS '95, Glyfada, Athens, Greece, September 25 - 27, 1995. Proceedings

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  • © 1995

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  1. Timos Sellis
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 985)

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Table of contents (23 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. The active database management system manifesto: A rulebase of ADBMS features

    • Klaus R. Dittrich, Stella Gatziu, Andreas Geppert
    Pages 1-17

  3. Formal specification of active database functionality: A survey

    • Norman W. Paton, Jack Campin, Alvaro A. A. Fernandes, M. Howard Williams
    Pages 19-35

  4. Denotational semantics for an active rule execution model

    • Thierry Coupaye, Christine Collet
    Pages 36-50

  5. Activity specification using rendezvous

    • Chawki Tawbi, Ghaleb Jaber, Marc Dalmau
    Pages 51-65

  6. Reactive behaviour support: Themes and variations

    • Ray Fernández, Oscar Díaz
    Pages 67-85

  7. Reasoning about the behavior of active databases applications

    • Opher Etzion
    Pages 86-100

  8. Extending a functional DBPL with ECA-rules

    • Swarup Reddi, Alex Poulovassilis, Carol Small
    Pages 101-115

  9. Rule contexts in active databases

    • Martin Sköld, Esa Falkenroth, Tore Risch
    Pages 117-130

  10. Temporized and localized rule sets

    • Rose Sturm, Jutta A. Mülle, Peter C. Lockemann
    Pages 131-146

  11. Design and implementation of an active object-oriented database supporting construction of database tools

    • Ian S. Thomas, Andrew C. Jones
    Pages 147-161

  12. Improved rule analysis by means of triggering and activation graphs

    • Elena Baralis, Stefano Ceri, Stefano Paraboschi
    Pages 163-181

  13. VITAL: a visual tool for analysis of rules behaviour in active databases

    • Emmanuel Benazet, Hervé Guehl, Mokrane Bouzeghoub
    Pages 182-196

  14. A visualization and explanation tool for debugging ECA rules in active databases

    • S. Chakravarthy, Z. Tamizuddin, J. Zhou
    Pages 197-209

  15. Strategies for parallel linear recursive query processing

    • Thomas Zurek, Peter Thanisch
    Pages 211-229

  16. Planning complex updates to satisfy constraint rules using a constraint logic search engine

    • Suzanne M. Embury, Peter M. D. Gray
    Pages 230-244

  17. Constant propagation versus join reordering in Datalog

    • Mariano P. Consens, Alberto O. Mendelzon, Dimitra Vista, Peter T. Wood
    Pages 245-259

  18. Compilation and simplification of temporal integrity constraints

    • Dimitris Plexousakis
    Pages 260-274

  19. An active component for a parallel database kernel

    • M. L. Kersten
    Pages 275-291

  20. Using delta relations to optimize condition evaluation in active databases

    • Elena Baralis, Jennifer Widom
    Pages 292-308
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About this book

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Rules in Database Systems, RIDS '95, held in Athens, Greece, in September 1995.
The book presents 22 revised full papers selected during a very careful reviewing process from a total of 47 submissions. In addition, there is a detailed invited introduction for a panel discussion on the Active Database Management Systems Manifesto. The papers are organized in sections on semantics for database systems, active behavior, rule base organization and modeling, rule analysis, deductive databases, implementation and benchmarking of active database systems, and cooperative systems support.

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