Ju rgen Schlegelmilch. Role-based Persistence. In Burkhard Freitag, Clifford B. Jones, Christian Lengauer, and Hans-Jorg Schek, editors, Object-Orientation with Parallelism and Persistence. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996. (submitted for publication). Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....exception policy species the behaviour in case of integrity violations; possible reactions are removal of the ooeending tuples or abort of the transaction. 2 The relationship mechanism introduced here is presented in more detail in [Sch96a] a persistence specication based on it is presented in [Sch96c] Object oriented systems prefer an object centred view on the world, and relationships follow this preference by ooeering a per object view on their extent. All objects referenced from an attribute of a relation form a derived class (dened by selection) in this class, we can dene methods to ....
J#rgen Schlegelmilch. Role-based Persistence. In Burkhard Freitag, Clioeord B. Jones, Christian Lengauer, and Hans-J#rg Schek, editors, [FJLS96], pages 175195. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996.
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....of relationships: Any set of objects that can be retrieved by a query can be made persistent. we can even use a degenerated form of relationships with only one role to achieve class based persistence. A detailed presentation of role based persistence together with a comparison can be found in [Sch96] An equivalent to role based persistence was presented in [AGO91] However, the relationship mechanism used there lacks derived relationships, and is therefore not able to include, for example, class based persistence. Furthermore, the semantics of the keywords is given operationally in terms ....
Ju rgen Schlegelmilch. Role-based Persistence. In Burkhard Freitag, Clifford B. Jones, Christian Lengauer, and Hans-Jorg Schek, editors, Object-Orientation with Parallelism and Persistence. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996. (submitted for publication).
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