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ORCIDInformation Systems , Volume 10, 1985
Volume 10, Number 1
- Andreas Meier:
A graph grammar approach to geographical databes. 9-19 - Chuan Yi Tang, D. J. Fuehrer, Richard C. T. Lee:
On the complexity of some multi-attribute file design problems. 21-25 - Sheldon Shen:
Design of a virtual database. 27-35 - A. Amikam:
On the automatic generation of optimal internal schemata. 37-45 - E. Bretholz, Doron Rotem:
Data base design with the constrained multiple attribute tree. 47-56 - Kyu-Young Whang:
Property of separability in physical design of network model databases. 57-63 - Timo Niemi, Kalervo Järvelin:
Straightforward formalization of the relational model. 65-76 - Rolf A. Stachowitz:
A formal framework for describing and classifying semantic data models. 77-96 - Heinrich C. Mayr, Peter C. Lockemann, Martin Bever:
A Framework for Application Systems Engineering. 97-111 - Beata Konikowska
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A query language allowing conditions of relational type queries. 113-125 - K. D. Sharma, Rekha Rani:
Choosing optimal branching factors for k-d-B trees. 127-134
Volume 10, Number 2
- Reinhold Haux, U. Eckert:
Nondeterministic dependencies in relations: An extention of the concept of functional dependency. 139-148 - Federico Barbic, Stefano Ceri, Giampio Bracchi, P. Mostacci:
Modeling and integrating procedures in office information systems design. 149-168 - Lalit M. Patnaik, P. S. Gill:
GRDB: A general purpose relational database system. 169-180 - Valeria De Antonellis, Antonio Di Leva:
DATAID-1: A database design methodology. 181-195 - Ronald M. Lee, Helder Coelho, Jose Carlos Cotta:
Temporal inferencing on administrative databases. 197-206 - Levent V. Orman:
Design criteria for functional data bases. 207-217 - Leonardo Lesmo, Pietro Torasso, Laurent Siklóssy:
Semantic and pragmatic processing in FIDO: A flexible interface for data-base operations. 219-238
Volume 10, Number 3
- Phillip Ein-Dor, Israel Spiegler:
The answerability of database queries. 261-270 - Reiner Durchholz:
Causal Dependencies in deadline requirements. 271-278 - Nikolaus Ott, Klaus K. Horländer:
Removing redundant join operations in queries involving views. 279-288 - Forouzan Golshani:
Growing certainty with null values. 289-297 - Ralph R. Bravoco, Surya B. Yadav:
A methodology to model the dynamic structure of an organization. 299-317 - Krithi Ramamritham:
Enabling local actions by global consensus. 319-324 - Gerrit A. Blaauw, A. J. W. Duijvestijn, F. Nieuwerth:
Decomposition of select expressions. 325-330 - Ronald M. Lee, Ronald K. Stamper:
Ontological aspects of logical databases. 331-338 - Valeria De Antonellis, Antonio Di Leva:
A case stuy of database design using the DATAID approach. 339-359 - Nick Roussopoulos, Christian Bader:
Dynamic access control for relational views. 361-369
Volume 10, Number 4
- Yuval Lirov, Nissim Daunov:
Heuristic approach to network database external parameters design. 371-376 - W. Bruce Croft, Thomas J. Parenty:
A comparison of a network structure and a database system used for document retrieval. 377-390 - Ron Sacks-Davis:
Performance of a multi-key access method based on descriptors and superimposed coding techniques. 391-403 - Romuald Blaszczyk:
Information systems with attribute decomposition. 405-416 - Peretz Shoval:
Essential information structure diagrams and database schema design. 417-423 - Theodor Fink:
Design of a distributed CODASYL database system. 425-440
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