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Abstract: Introduction
Relational database systems provide a powerful abstraction mechanism: any query, since it returns a relation, can
be used to define a view, that becomes a derived (or virtual) relation. Views are defined by a statement such as
"define view <name> as <query>." Views can be used to tailor the global database schema.
. Query formulation is simplified, if frequent subexpressions are predefined.
. Application programs are insulated from changes to the underlying schema.
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...the application program asks for. In order to preserve data independence view mechanisms are used to describe the complex objects [SS91] Such views can be formulated as queries that are deductive rules with a many argument conclusion [STAU90] Some results on how integrity...
...behaviour de nitions) and classes (extents) then there is not much reason to have two separate sets of nodes. Some systems, like Cocoon [SS91], use the term class to represent arbitrary collections of objects (say de ned by a query or grouped by a user for some purpose) as well...
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M.E. Scholl and H.-J. Schek. Supporting views in object-oriented databases. IEEE Database Engineering Bulletin. Special Issue on Foundations of Object-Oriented Database Systems, 2(14):43--47, June 1991. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/scholl91supporting.html More
@article{ scholl91supporting,
author = "Marc H. Scholl and Hans-Jorg Schek",
title = "Supporting Views in Object-Oriented Databases",
journal = "Data Engineering Bulletin",
volume = "14",
number = "2",
pages = "43-47",
year = "1991",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/scholl91supporting.html" }
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