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Abstract: This article just introduces the universal- .etion model. it sketches the fundamental :ka$ behind the model and describes a few .gainpies. Other work offers deeper reatment. : Consider the assumptions that are freaently made when talking about niversal-relation systems. These assump- =arch 198 tions must be satisfied by an application for the universal-relation model to be adequate for that application. All data models have such underlying assumptions, although they are very rarely made explicit (Update)
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...for casual users even experiented database users benefit from universal relation systems. With a universal relation system (see e.g. Va 88] Ul 89] Vo 91] the user only has to specify the desired output attributes and the conditions for these output attribute tuples....
...constraints. There are various techniques for formulating simple SELECT PROJECT JOIN (or SPJ) queries, such as universal relation model [1, 2] and Steiner tree approach [3] The universal relation model [1, 2] based on the uniqueness assumption of relationships attempts to...
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M. Y. Vardi. The Universal-Relation Data Model for Logical Independence. IEEE Software, pages 80--85, march 1988. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/vardi88universalrelation.html More
@article{ vardi88universalrelation,
author = "Moshe Y. Vardi",
title = "Universal-Relation Data Model for Logical Independence",
journal = "IEEE Software",
volume = "5",
number = "2",
month = "March",
pages = "80--85",
year = "1988",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/vardi88universalrelation.html" }
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