Advanced Database Research and Development Series: Volume 5

Database Systems for Advanced Applications '95

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference

Fourth International Conference

, Singapore

, 10 – 13 April 1995

https://doi.org/10.1142/2711 | March 1995

Pages: 500

Edited by:
W L Tok (NUS, Singapore) and
Y Masunaga (University of Library & Information Science, Japan)

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This volume contains three keynote papers and 51 technical papers from contributors around the world on topics in the research and development of database systems, such as Data Modelling, Object-Oriented Databases, Active Databases, Data Mining, Heterogeneous Databases, Distributed Databases, Parallel Query Processing, Multi-Media Databases, Transaction Management Systems, Document Databases, Temporal Databases, Deductive Databases, User Interface, and Advanced Database Applications.

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Object Deputy Model and Its Applications (4,595 KB)

Contents:

Object Deputy Model and Its Applications (Y Kambayashi & Z-Y Peng)
The Management of Interdependent Asynchronous Transactions in Heterogeneous Database Environments (L Do & P Drew)
Continuous Media Sharing in Multimedia Database Systems (M Kamath et al.)
On Marrying Relations and Objects: Relation-Centric and Object-Centric Perspectives (W Kim)
A Query Interface Truly for Chinese Users (V Y Lum et al.)
A Deductive Database Solution to Intelligent Information Retrieval from Legacy Databases (K-L Ong et al.)
The ODMG Standard for Object Databases (F Bancilhon & G Ferran)
Intelligent Mathematical Databases (G Butler)
Spatial Database Querying with Logic Languages (J-P Cheiney & V Oria)
Incorporating Flexible and Expressive Rule Control in a Graph-Based Transaction Framework (R S Jawadi & S Y W Su)
An Efficient Algorithm for Deriving Compact Rules from Databases (S-J Yen & A L P Chen)
Performance Evaluation of Replica Control Algorithms in a Locally Distributed Database System (C S Keum et al.)
Archiving Techniques for Temporal Databases (V Kouramajian & R Elmasri)
A Formal Model for Databases of Structured Text (B Lowe et al.)
and other papers

Readership: Researchers and professionals of computer science.

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DATABASE SYSTEMS FOR ADVANCED APPLICATIONS '95: Proceedings Of The Fourth International Conference On Database Systems For Advanced Applications

Pages:1–467

https://doi.org/10.1142/9789814532938

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Keynote 1
- Object Deputy Model and Its Applications
Session 1A – Heterogeneous Databases
- The Management of Interdependent Asynchronous Transactions in Heterogeneous Database Environments
- Object-Oriented Views of Relational Databases Incorporating Behaviour
- Maintaining Schemata Consistency for Interoperable Database Systems
Session 1B – Data Modelling
- An Extension of SQL for Relations of History Expressions
- An Event Algebra for Specifying and Scheduling Workflows
- Hyper-Agenda: A System to Organize and Realize Tasks
Session 2 – Advanced Applications
- An Approach to Intelligent Software Library Management
- Continuous Media Sharing in Multimedia Database Systems
- Cost Efficient Adaptive Protocol with Buffering for Advanced Mobile Database Applications
- Gaming-Simulations of Multi-Agent Information Systems Using Large Databases: The Concept and Database Algorithms
Session 3 – Indexing
- Combining Indexing Technique with Path Dictionary for Nested Object Queries
- A New Algorithm for Processing Joins Using the Multilevel Grid File
- Signature False Drops due to Combinatorial Error
Keynote 2
- On Marrying Relations and Objects: Relation-Centric and Object-Centric Perspectives
Session 4A – Multi-Media and User Interfaces
- A Query Interface Truly for Chinese Users
- A Visual Representation of Complex Relationships for Object-Oriented Databases
- A Multimedia Application Programming Interface Framework
- On the Issues of Expressiveness and Portability of Chiql
Session 4B – Deductive Databases
- A Deductive Database Solution to Intelligent Information Retrieval from Legacy Databases
- Datalog^A: Array Manipulations in a Deductive Database Language
- Set-Term Matching in a Logic Database Language
- Modeling, Chaining and Fusion of Uncertain Knowledge
Session 5A – Real Time Databases
- OODB Support for Real-Time Open-Architecture Controllers
- Real-Time Replication Control for Distributed Database Systems: Algorithms and Their Performance
- Real-Time Multiversion Concurrency Control Using Precedence Relationship
- Data Compression Management Mechanism for Real-Time Main Memory Database Systems
Session 5B – Distributed & Parallel Query Processing
- Batch Query Processing in Shared-Nothing Multiprocessors
- Dynamic Join Product Skew Handling for Hash-Joins in Shared-Nothing Database Systems
- Load Balancing in Distributed Query Processing
- Implementing Dynamic Code Assembly for Client-Based Query Processing
Keynote 3
- The ODMG Standard for Object Databases
Session 6A – Object-Oriented Databases
- Evolution Features of the F2 OODBMS
- Object Migration in ISA Hierarchies
- Transform More Semantics from Relational Databases into Object-Oriented Databases
- Formally Speaking About Schemata, Bases, Classes and Objects
Session 6B – Statistical and Scientific Databases
- Extensible Data Modeling for Statistical Databases
- Intelligent Mathematical Databases
- Genetic Sequence Annotation within Biological Databases
- Spatial Database Querying with Logic Languages
Session 7A – Active Databases and Data Mining
- Incorporating Flexible and Expressive Rule Control in a Graph-Based Transaction Framework
- Synchronization Attributes and Rules of Active Object-Oriented Database for Multimedia Presentation
- An Efficient Algorithm for Deriving Compact Rules from Databases
- On Foundations of Constraint Optimization
Session 7B – Distributed and Transaction Management Systems
- A Two-Phase Approach to Data Allocation in Distributed Databases
- Performance Evaluation of Replica Control Algorithms in a Locally Distributed Database System
- An Efficient Representation of Distributed Fragments of Recursive Relations
- Trading Operation Consistency for Concurrency
Session 8A – Temporal Databases
- Archiving Techniques for Temporal Databases
- Temporal Object-Oriented Data Model for the Schema Modification
- A Temporal Expansion to the Multimedia Object Model in OMEGA
Session 8B – Document Databases
- Object-Oriented Modeling and Querying of Hypermedia Documents
- A Formal Model for Databases of Structured Text
- Incremental Data Organization for Ancient Document Databases
Author Index