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....on applications such as integrity constraints and view maintenance. As the work matured, new applications, such as workflow systems, appeared. Workflow systems, programs that automate the movement of information in the business process, present interesting transaction and persistent challenges [15]. AI research, on the other hand, was evolving to solve complex search related problems. This research concentrated on improving the performance of rule matching algorithms [17,39,63] and parallel computation [50,60,63] Active database applications that necessitated rule processing of this type ....
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A.J. Bonner, "Workflow, transactions and Datalog," Symposium on Principles of Database Systems. Philadelphia, PA, June, 1999, pp. 294-305.
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....As it stands, a control flow graph does not help in answering these questions. To overcome the limitations of control flow graphs, a number of models and languages have been proposed. Among them are triggers (see, e.g. 12] temporal constraints [16, 17] and Concurrent Transaction Logic (CTR) [4, 10]. As pointed by [10] triggers are not expressive enough to specify global dependencies. While temporal constraints are capable of expressing both local and global dependencies, many important questions in connection with reasoning about these constraints are still open. CTR is a well established ....
A. J. Bonner. "Workflow, transactions and datalog". In Proc. 18th ACM Symp. on Principles of Database Systems (PODS'99), 1999.
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A. J. Bonner. "Workflow, transactions and datalog". In Proc. 18th ACM Symp. on Principles of Database Systems (PODS'99), 1999.
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A. J. Bonner, `Workflow, transactions, and datalog', Proceedings of the Eighteen ACM Symposium on the Principles of Database System (PODS), Philadelphia, PA., 294--305, (May 1999).
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