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Special Interest Group on Systems Analysis and Design

Data & Knowledge Engineering

Relationship of relationships and other inter-relationship links in E-R model

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The concept of relationship has hitherto been defined as an association between entities. This definition is too restrictive and...

GRAQULA: A graphical query language for entity-relationship or relational databases

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GRAQULA is a graphical language for querying and updating a database. One version of GRAQULA provides a user interface...

An entity-based approach to query processing in relational databases

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An entity-based query interface to relational databases is developed. The interface combines some objectoriented features with the strengths of...

The representation of rules in the ER model

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Production rules are the most commercially popular and successful structure for representing knowledge. The purpose of this paper is...

Analysis of binary/ternary cardinality combinations in entityrelationship modeling

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In this paper, we discuss the simultaneous existence, and relationships, between binary and ternary relationships in entity-relationship (ER) modeling....

Hyper-semantic data modeling

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This paper describes a new area of data modeling, a model in this new area, and the schema specification...

The category concept: An extension to’the entity-relationship model

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An enhanced version of the Entity-Relationship (ER) data model called the Entity-CategoryRelationship (ECR) data model is presented. The principal...

A persistent complex object database language

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To support a number of emerging applications we propose a persistent complex object database language which is "'value" based....

Component development and construction for database design

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Principles for database modeling were developed and intensively investigated in the late 1970s and early 1980s. They are based...

A formal approach databases

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Object-oriented database systems are the focus of current research and development efforts. Yet, there is no commonly accepted object...