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PODS
1989
ACM
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The Alternating Fixpoint of Logic Programs with Negation
The alternating xpoint of a logic program with negation is de ned constructively. The underlying idea is monotonically to build up a set of negative conclusions until the least xp...
Allen Van Gelder
MFDBS
1989
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Transitive Closure and the LOGA+-Strategy for its Efficient Evaluation
One of the key problems when extending relational database query languages to include deductive capabilities, is to provide them with efficient methods for answering recursive que...
W. Yan, Nelson Mendonça Mattos
IWDM
1989
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Implementing PRISMA/DB in an OOPL
PRISMA/DB is implementedin a parallelobject-orientedlanguage to gain insight in the usage of parallelism. This environment allows us to experiment with parallelism by simply chang...
Annita N. Wilschut, Paul W. P. J. Grefen, Peter M....
ICDT
1990
ACM
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Beginnings of a Theory of General Database Completions
Ordinary logical implication is not enough for answering queries in a logic database, since especially negative information is only implicitly represented in the database state. M...
Stefan Brass
ICDE
1990
IEEE
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Supporting Universal Quantification in a Two-Dimensional Database Query Language
Kyu-Young Whang, Ashok Malhotra, Gary H. Sockut, L...
ICDE
1990
IEEE
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Distributed RAID - A New Multiple Copy Algorithm
All previous multicopy algorithms require additional space for redundant information equal to the size of the object being replicated. This paper proposes a new multicopy algorith...
Michael Stonebraker, Gerhard A. Schloss
ICDE
1990
IEEE
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Performance Evaluation of Multiversion Database Systems
Sang Hyuk Son, Navid Haghighi