1998 · 12 citations · 10 references
ComputingComputer ScienceInformation TechnologyData EngineeringData ManagementDatabasesDatabase AdministrationDatabase ManagementDistributed DatabasesQuery ProcessingTransaction ManagementTransaction Processing SystemsDatabase MaintenanceDatabase Management SystemsDatabase TransactionsIndexed DatabasePhysical Database DesignTask CoordinationTransaction Processing
In order to extend database technology beyond traditional applications a new paradigm called "exporting database functionality" as a radical departure from traditional thinking has been proposed in research and development. Traditionally, all data is loaded into and owned by the database, whereas according to the new paradigm data may reside outside the database in external repositories or archives. Nevertheless, database functionality, such as query processing, indexing, and transaction management, is provided. In this paper we report on the CONCERT project that exports physical database design for advanced applications, and we discuss the consequences for transaction management, that becomes an important coordination task in CONCERT. 1 Introduction Todays Database Management Systems (DBMS) make the implicit assumption that their services are provided only to data stored inside the database. All data has to be imported into and being "owned" by the DBMS in a format determined by the ...
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Inclusion of new types in relational data base systems
Michael Stonebraker · 1986 · 190 citations
Data processing spheres of control
Cynthia Davies · IBM Systems Journal · 1978 · 184 citations