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.... Siebes and Van der Voort (1992) Karadimce and Urban (1993) Examples in the area of active databases are the methods developed by Siebes and Van der Voort (1992) Karadimce and Urban (1993) Ceri et al. 1994b) Deductive object oriented databases are considered by Urban and Delcambre (1990) Caseau (1991), Ceri et al. 1994a) Bertino et al. 1997) Kind of the constraint enforcement: if a method is an integrity checking method or an integrity maintenance method. Some integrity checking methods are described by Hsu and Imielinski (1985) Kowalski et al. 1987) Lloyd et al. 1987) Bry et al. ....
Caseau, Y. (1991) Constraints in an object-oriented deductive database. Proc. of the 2nd Int. Conference on Deductive and Object-Oriented Databases, Munich, Germany, 292-311.
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....REFLEX [NI93] LAURE [Cas91b] In the majority of the proposals the underlying data model is relational and the types of constraints specifiable are limited to static ones. A few researchers have dealt with the problem of maintaining integrity constraints via active rules in deductive ( ML91] Cas91a] SKdM92] and object oriented databases ( Cas89] DUHK92] KU93] Transition and general dynamic integrity constraints are supported by ECA rule languages that include temporal connectives [SW95a] SW95b] The main advantage of constraint specification using the active rule paradigm is the ....
Yves Caseau. Constraints in an Object-Oriented Deductive Database. In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Deductive and Object-Oriented Databases, pages 292--311, Munich, Germany, 1991.
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....that we want to use to dynamically order the goals during the search (the function described in Section 3.3) The second one only tells that we want the first solution found during the search. A complete description of how the constraint solver performs the search can be found elsewhere [Ca91a][Ca91b]. Here we give a brief description to emphasize the role of the rules and the methods defined on objects, and to illustrate the synergy between constraint satisfaction techniques (e.g. exhaustive search with heuristics, local propagation) and more traditional operations research techniques (e.g. ....
Y. Caseau. Constraints in an Object-Oriented Deductive Database. Proc. of DOOD91, Munich, 1991.
A Deductive and Object-Oriented Approach to a Complex.. - Caseau, Guillo, Levenez (1994) (12 citations) Self-citation (Caseau) (Correct)
....that we want to use to dynamically order the goals during the search (the function described in Section 3.3) The second one only tells that we want the first solution found during the search. A complete description of how the constraint solver performs the search can be found elsewhere [Ca91a][Ca91b]. Here we give a brief description to emphasize the role of the rules and the methods defined on objects, and to illustrate the synergy between constraint satisfaction techniques (e.g. exhaustive search with heuristics, local propagation) and more traditional operations research techniques (e.g. ....
Y. Caseau. Constraints in an Object-Oriented Deductive Database. Proc. of DOOD91, Munich, 1991.
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