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DS-4 1990: Windermere, UK
- Robert Meersman, William Kent, Samit Khosla:
Object-Oriented Databases: Analysis, Design & Construction (DS-4), Proceedings of the IFIP TC2/WG 2.6 Working Conference on Object-Oriented Databases: Analysis, Design & Construction, Windermere, UK, 2-6 July, 1990. North-Holland 1991, ISBN 0-444-88929-9
Invited Lectures
- Joseph A. Goguen, David A. Wolfram:
On Types and FOOPS. DS-4 1990: 1-22 - John Mylopoulos:
Object-Orientation and Knowledge Representation. DS-4 1990: 23-37 - Amílcar Sernadas, Hans-Dieter Ehrich:
What is an Object, After All? DS-4 1990: 39-69 - Michael Stonebraker:
The Third-Generation Database Manifesto: A Brief Retrospection. DS-4 1990: 71-72
Presented Papers
- Jay Almarode, T. Lougenia Anderson:
GemStone Visual Schema Designer: A Tool for Object-Oriented Database Design. DS-4 1990: 73-92 - Klaus Benecke:
A Powerful Tool for Object Oriented Manipulation. DS-4 1990: 95-121 - Svein Erik Bratsberg:
FOOD: Supporting Explicit Relations in a Fulle Object-Oriented Database. DS-4 1990: 123-139 - Chris Britton:
Database Design Problems with Object-Oriented Databases. DS-4 1990: 141-163 - Surajit Chaudhuri:
Database Types: A Plea for Simplicity (A Naive Semantics of Subtyping). DS-4 1990: 165-181 - Injun Choi, Michael V. Mannino, Veronica P. Tseng:
Type Restrictions and Method Interfaces in Object-Oriented Database Programming. DS-4 1990: 183-206 - Oscar Díaz, Peter M. D. Gray:
Semantic-rich User-defined Relationship as a Main Constructor in Object Oriented Database. DS-4 1990: 207-224 - Anne Doucet, Patrick Pfeffer:
Using a Database System to Implement a Debugger. DS-4 1990: 225-242 - José Luiz Fiadeiro, Cristina Sernadas, T. S. E. Maibaum, Gunter Saake:
Proof-Theoretic Semantics of Object-Oriented Specification Constructs. DS-4 1990: 243-284 - Ralf Jungclaus, Gunter Saake:
Using Active Objects for Query Processing. DS-4 1990: 285-303 - Rodolphe Nassif, Yuping Qiu, Jianhua Zhu:
Extending The Object-Oriented Paradigm To Support Relationships and Constraints. DS-4 1990: 305-329 - Norman W. Paton, Oscar Díaz:
Metaclasses in Object-Oriented Databases. DS-4 1990: 331-347 - Marc H. Scholl, Hans-Jörg Schek:
A Synthesis of Complex Objects and Object-Orientation. DS-4 1990: 349-371 - Susan Darling Urban, Mario Desiderio:
Translating Constraints to Rules in Context: A Constraint Explanation Tool. DS-4 1990: 373-392 - Hans Weigand:
An Object-Oriented Approach in a Multimedia Database Project. DS-4 1990: 393-413 - Roel J. Wieringa:
Equational Specification of Dynamic Objects. DS-4 1990: 415-438 - Ying Yang II, Frances Hunt:
The Attribute Hypergraph Model - Toward a Unified View of Software Objects. DS-4 1990: 439-457 - Roberto V. Zicari:
Incomplete Information in Object-Oriented Databases. DS-4 1990: 459-471
Panel
- Samit Khosla, Christopher M. Stone, Barry Fritchman, Carlos Miguens, Inga Schmit, Ralph Hodgson, Adrian Walker, John Spiers, F. Sami Zahran, Elizabeth Freeburger, William Kent:
Industry Panel on The Direction of Object Oriented Technology in the Marketplace. DS-4 1990: 473-491
Appendix
- Michael Stonebraker, Lawrence A. Rowe, Bruce G. Lindsay, Jim Gray, Michael J. Carey, Michael L. Brodie, Philip A. Bernstein, David Beech:
Third-Generation Database System Manifesto - The Committee for Advanced DBMS Function. DS-4 1990: 495-511
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