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A Review of the Rationale and Architectures of PJama: a.. - Atkinson, Jordan (2000) (Correct)
....system, the unfamiliarity of which limited its adoption. Nevertheless, it was probably subjected to the most extensive evaluation of any of the academic research languages [25] Other persistent languages experiments with advanced type systems include Machiavelli [171, 37] Fibonacci [4] Tycoon [147], PM3 [101] Theta [141] BETA [144, 131] VML [130] Leontiev [134] has recently made progress with such type systems. These all seek to achieve both persistence and a comprehensive type system covering polymorphism and inheritance. Their novel type systems, and their relatively short supported ....
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....views, database procedures, integrity constraints and active rules. Moreover, they are weakly tolerant to other programming interfaces (perhaps, untyped) that may act on the same database. Persistent polymorphic PLs (Napier [MBCD89] Galileo [ACO85] Machiavelli [OBB89] Fibonacci [AGO95] Tycoon [Matt95], and others) retain the classical one threaded program control: they provide iterators for bulk types which conceptually assume the one data at a time processing. Some of them are also equipped with query capabilities, but rather as add ons to the above mentioned philosophy. In consequence, ....
F. Matthes. Higher-Order Persistent Polymorphic Programming in Tycoon. In M.P. Atkinson, editor, Fully Integrated Data Environments. Springer-Verlag , 1995.
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....philosophies of integrating query languages (QLs) with programming languages (PLs) The first one assumes a procedural PL with added on QL s constructs. Many DBPLs follow this philosophy, for example, DBPL [ScMa94] Galileo [ACO85] Fibonacci [AGO95] Napier88 [MBCD89] Machiavelli [OBB89] Tycoon [Matt95] and others (see [AtBu87, AtMo95] for surveys) The second philosophy is just the reverse: queries are the basis for imperative constructs and programming abstractions. This approach is especially popular for SQL based languages such as Oracle PL SQL [Orac91] Ingres Windows 4GL [Ingr90] and ....
F. Matthes. Higher-Order Persistent Polymorphic Programming in Tycoon. In M.P. Atkinson, editor, Fully Integrated Data Environments. Springer-Verlag (to appear) , 1995.
Null Values in Object Bases: Pulling Out the Head.. - Subieta, Kambayashi, .. (1996) (1 citation) (Correct)
....procedures, integrity constraints and active rules. Moreover, they are weakly tolerant to other programming interfaces (perhaps, untyped) that may act on the same database [Atki92] Persistent polymorphic PLs (Napier [MBCD89] Galileo [ACO85] Machiavelli [OBB89] Fibonacci [AGO95] Tycoon [Matt95], and others) retain the classical one threaded program control: they provide iterators for bulk types which conceptually assume the one data at a time processing. Some of them are also equipped with query capabilities, but rather as add ons to the above mentioned philosophy. In consequence, ....
F. Matthes. Higher-Order Persistent Polymorphic Programming in Tycoon. In M.P. Atkinson, editor, Fully Integrated Data Environments. SpringerVerlag (to appear), 1995.
The STYLE Workbench: Systematics of Typed Language.. - Wetzel, Matthes, Schmidt Self-citation (Matthes) (Correct)
....environment. This STYLE workbench provides integrated graphical and textual modeling tools, generation support and data model animation. 1 Introduction and Overview One of the remarkable features of persistent programming languages like PS algol [ACC81] Napier88 [MBC 94] and Tycoon [Mat95] is their rich set of data structuring facilities. Languages with orthogonal persistence and a sophisticated type system greatly simplify the task of implementing information systems that have to work with complex, long lived bulk data structures [MS95] In parallel to the development of ....
F. Matthes. Higher-Order Persistent Polymorphic Programming in Tycoon. In M.P. Atkinson, editor, FIDE: Fully Integrated Data Environments. Springer-Verlag, 1995.
A Review of the Rationale and Architectures of PJama: a.. - Atkinson, Jordan (2000) (Correct)
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