Abstract. The object-oriented database management systems store references to objects (implicit joins, precomputed joins), and use path expressions in query languages. One way of e...
To support applications, such as efficient browsing in large knowledge bases and cooperative knowledge discovery in large databases, the concept of rule similarity is essential. In...
- In this paper we present CICERO, a system for the assisted planning of personalized itineraries to visit the Ducal Palace in Urbino, Italy. The graphic interface gives users a st...
We describe a tool for physical database design based on a combination of theoretical and pragmatic approaches. The tool takes as input a relational schema, the workload defined on...
Sunil Choenni, Henk Wagterveld, Henk M. Blanken, T...
- In order to accomplish independence on the logical data organization, a relational DBMS must be capable of interpreting query language sentences which reference attributes belong...
More and more of our customers have to deal with very large datasets like elevation data and digital roadmaps covering Europe or even the entire world, very large images e.g. from...
Abstract. This paper reports on user experience with Tioga, a DBMScentric visualization tool developed at Berkeley. Based on this experience, we have designed Tioga-2 as a direct m...
Alexander Aiken, Jolly Chen, Mark Lin, Mybrid Spal...
We describe the Tycoon approach to scale the successful notion of a uniform, type-safe persistent object store to communication-intensive applications and applications where lo...
Bernd Mathiske, Florian Matthes, Joachim W. Schmid...
Physical design for object-oriented databases is still in its infancy. Implementation decisions often intrude into the conceptual design (such as inverse links and object decompos...