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Tools for the Development of Application-Specific.. - Krueger.. (1993) (33 citations) (Correct)
....instance of a larger trend towards structuring system software to allow application control over policy decisions. Other examples include thread scheduling [Anderson et al. 1992] interprocess communication [Bershad et al. 1991] compiler optimizations [Steele Jr. 1990] database access routines [DeWitt Carey 1984, Stonebraker 1987] and desktop publishing [Ald 1992, Clark 1992, Dyson 1992] In all of these cases, an applicationspecific structure offers the potential for more flexibility and better performance, in part because it is difficult to design a complex system to be optimal for all users of the ....
DeWitt, D. and Carey, M. Extensible Database Systems. In Proc. 1st International Workshop on Expert Data Bases, October 1984.
The Design Of Postgres - Stonebraker, Rowe (1986) (140 citations) (Correct)
....allow new data types, new operators and new access methods to be included in the DBMS. Moreover, it is crucial that they be implementable by non experts which means easy to use interfaces should be preserved for any code that will be written by a user. Other researchers are pursuing a similar goal [DEWI85]. The third goal for POSTGRES is to support active databases and rules. Many applications are most easily programmed using alerters and triggers. For example, form flow applications such as a bug reporting system require active forms that are passed from one user to another [TSIC82, ROWE82] In a ....
DeWitt, D.J. and Carey, M.J., "Extensible Database Systems," Proc. 1st International Workshop on Expert Data Bases, Kiowah, S.C., Oct 1984.
The EXODUS Optimizer Generator - Goetz Graefe David (1987) (100 citations) Self-citation (Dewitt) (Correct)
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M.J. Carey and D.J. DeWitt, "Extensible Database Systems," Proceedings of the Islamorada Workshop, (Feb. 1985).
The EXODUS Extensible DBMS Project: An Overview - Michael Carey David (1990) (102 citations) Self-citation (Carey) (Correct)
.... require support for multiple versions of their entities [Snod85, Daya86, Katz86] A number of research projects are addressing the needs of new applications by developing approaches to making a database system extensible [DBE87] These projects include EXODUS 1 at the University of Wisconsin [Care86a, Carey86c], PROBE at CCA [Daya86, Mano86] POSTGRES at UC Berkeley [Ston86b, Rowe87] STARBURST at IBM Almaden Research Center [Schw86, Lind87] and GENESIS at the University of Texas Austin [Bato88a, Bato88b] Although the goals of these projects are similar, and each uses some of the same mechanisms to ....
Carey, M., and D. DeWitt, "Extensible Database Systems," in On Knowledge Base Management: Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Database Technologies, M. Brodie and J. Mylopoulos, eds., Springer-Verlag, 1986.
The Architecture of the EXODUS Extensible DBMS - Carey (1986) (70 citations) Self-citation (Carey Dewitt) (Correct)
.... Finally, a number of new application areas require support for multiple versions of entities [Daya85, Katz86] Recently, a number of new database system research projects have been initiated to address the needs of this emerging class of applications: EXODUS 1 at the University of Wisconsin [Care85a, Care86], PROBE at CCA [Daya85, Mano86] POSTGRES [Ston86b, Ston86c] at Berkeley, GEMSTONE at Servio Logic Corporation [Cope84, Maie86] STARBURST at IBM Almaden Research Center [Schw86] and GENESIS [Bato86] at the University of Texas Austin. Although the goals of these projects are similar, and each ....
Carey, M. and D. DeWitt, "Extensible Database Systems", Proceedings of the Islamorada Workshop on Large Scale Knowledge Base and Reasoning Systems, February 1985.
Storage Management for Objects in EXODUS - Carey, DeWitt, Richardson, Shekita (1989) (51 citations) Self-citation (Carey Dewitt) (Correct)
....for their operations to be efficient. A number of database research efforts have recently begun to address the problem of building database systems to accommodate a wide range of potential applications via some form of extensibility. Such projects include EXODUS at the University of Wisconsin [Carey and DeWitt 1985, Carey, et al. 1986b, Carey and DeWitt 1987] PROBE at CCA [Dayal and Smith 1985, Manola and Dayal 1986] POSTGRES at Berkeley [Stonebraker and Rowe 1986, Rowe and Stonebraker 1987] STARBURST at IBM Almaden [Schwarz, et al. 1986, Lindsay, et al. 1987] and GENESIS at UT Austin [Batory, et al. ....
Carey, M. and D. DeWitt, "Extensible Database Systems", Proceedings of the Islamorada Workshop on Large Scale Knowledge Base and Reasoning Systems, Febuary 1985.
The Design of the E Programming Language - Richardson, Carey, Schuh (1989) (13 citations) Self-citation (Carey) (Correct)
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Carey, M.J., and DeWitt, D., "Extensible Database Systems," in On Knowledge Base Management: Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Database Technologies, M. Brodie and J. Myopoulos, eds., Springer-Verlag, 1986.
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