- Database Change Management and Schema Evolution in DB2 for z/OS Version 8
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DB2 V8 begins the process of making it easier to ... schema evolution\". For example, as of V8, you can change a CHAR column to a larger size simply using ALTER. The remainder of this ...
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- Schema evolution and integration
... on existing evolution support schemes and introduces a more general and functional mechanism to support schema evolution andinstance ... compatibility for old applications, while permitting a wider range of evolution operations. It achieves this by supporting schema ...
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- Database application evolution: a transformational approach
... to database schemas, to data and to programs through a general strategy. This strategy requires the documentation of database ... techniques. Our approach, called DB-MAIN, relies on a generic database model and on transformational paradigm that states that ... can be modeled by schema transformations. Indeed, a transformation provides both structural and instance mappings that formally ...
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- Quantifying Schema Evolution
... for database applications. The paper presents a method for measuring
modifications to database schemata and their consequences, by using a thesaurus tool.
Measurements of the evolution of a large-scale database application currently running in
several hospitals in ...
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- A formal model for temporal schema versioning in object-oriented databases
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In this paper we present a formal model for the support of temporal schema versions in object-oriented databases. Its definition is partially based on a generic (ODMG compatible) object model and partially introduces new concepts. ...
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- Schema Evolution and the Relational Algebra
... to support both aspects of transaction time, evolution of a database's contents and evolution of a database's schema. They define a relation's schema to be the relation's ...
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- A Transparent Schema-Evolution System Based on Object-Oriented View Technology
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When a database is shared by many users, updates to the database schema are almost always prohibited because there is a risk of making existing application programs obsolete when they run against ...
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- Maintaining Data Warehouses over Changing Information Sources.
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Rundensteiner, Elke A.; Koeller, Andreas; Zhang, Xin
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Koeller, A
Zhang, X
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- Managing source schema evolution in web warehouses
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Marotta, A; Motz, R; Ruggia, R
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Marotta, A
Motz, R
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- Towards quality-oriented data warehouse usage and evolution
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As a decision support information system, a data warehouse must provide high level quality of data and quality of ...
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- Schema evolution in object-oriented database systems
... they seldom support automatic propagation mechanisms.
A proposal is described that enables Sherpa to fully support the propagation of ... It extends previous classification mechanisms with a dynamic capability which adequately supports evolving class definitions and ...
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- Database Reorganization: Principles and Practice
... and/or physically. An example is changing from toone
to a one-to-many relationship. Reorganizatmn m a necessary function
system. This paper introduces the basic concepts of ...
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- MeDEA: A database evolution architecture with traceability.
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Rubio, A
Zapata, M
... work is the evolution of working database systems. As a step for the solution of this problem in this paper we propose MeDEA, which ...
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- Semantics of Database Transformations
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Kosky, A
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... their strengths and weaknessesd
develops requirements on a formal model for specifying and implementing database transformations. We ...
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- Characterization of the effects of schema change
... entire schema does not need to be redesigned every time a change is made. We characterize the subschema affected by basic schema ... allows us to limit the scope of checking required and have a guarantee of the overall design being correct (safe changes). In addition, we ...
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- A Survey of Schema Versioning Issues for Database Systems
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Schema versioning is one of a number of related areas dealing with the same general problem - that
of ... structure. Schema versioning
and schema evolution offer a solution to the problem by enabling intelligent handling of any
temporal ...
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- The EVE approach: view synchronization in dynamic distributed environments
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Lee, AJ; Nica, A; Rundensteiner, EA
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Lee, A
Nica, A
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- Version support for engineering database systems
... multiple copies of object descriptions have to coexist in a single database. A scheme is proposed that enables users to explicitly deal with these object ...
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