A deductive database consists of closed typed first order logic formulas of the form A ← W, where A is an atom and W is a typed first order formula. A typed first order formula can be used as a query, and a closed typed first order formula can be used as an integrity constraint.
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A basis for deductive database systems. John W. Lloyd 1,. Rodney W. Topor 2. Help me understand this report. Search citation statements. Order By: Relevance.
A deductive database is a database system that can make deductions (ie conclude additional facts) based on rules and facts stored in its database.
A deductive databases consists of rules and facts through a declarative language such as. PROLOG/DATALOG in which we specify what to achieve.
This chapter provides a theoretical basis for deductive database systems. A deductive database consists of a finite number of database statements, ...
This paper is a brief introduction to deductive databases. In the first section, we talk about traditional databases, i.e. sets of simple facts. After that, we ...