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Query Reformulation for Distributed Information Gathering - Arens, Knoblock, Shen (1 citation) (Correct)
....such mappings is a complex one in many cases [Siegel, 1991] 25 5. 4 Non Relational Databases Although we believe that the SIMS approach is applicable to other information sources, in its current implementation SIMS deals only with Oracle relational databases, MUMPS databases (through an MSQL [Int, 1993] wrapper) Loom knowledge bases, and programs that can be called within our computational environment to generate data. The extension of SIMS to OODB s and flat files would appear to be straightforward, and is planned in the near future. 6 Related Work There are a variety of approaches to ....
InterSystems, Cambridge, MA. Open M/SQL Server User Guide, rdbms e.3 edition, 1993.
Query Reformulation for Dynamic Information Integration - Arens, Knoblock, Shen (1996) (139 citations) (Correct)
....of obtaining such mappings is a complex one in many cases [30] 6.3. Non Relational Databases Although we believe that the SIMS approach is applicable to other information sources, in its current implementation SIMS deals only with Oracle relational databases, MUMPS databases (through an MSQL [15] wrapper) Loom knowledge bases, and programs that can be called within our computational environment to generate data. The extension of SIMS to OODBs and flat files would appear to be straightforward, and is planned in the near future. 33 7. Related Work There are a variety of approaches to ....
InterSystems, Cambridge, MA. Open M/SQL Server User Guide, RDBMS E.3 edition, 1993.
Query Reformulation for Dynamic Information Integration - Arens, Knoblock, Shen (1996) (139 citations) (Correct)
.... be noted that the problem of obtaining such mappings is a complex one in many cases [28] Although we believe that the SIMS approach is applicable to other information sources, in its current implementation SIMS deals only with Oracle relational 28 databases, MUMPS databases (through an MSQL [14] wrapper) Loom knowledge bases, and programs that can be called within our computational environment to generate data. The extension of SIMS to OODBs and flat files would appear to be straightforward, and is planned in the near future. 7. Related Work There are a variety of approaches to ....
InterSystems, Cambridge, MA. Open M/SQL Server User Guide, RDBMS E.3 edition, 1993.
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