... schema evolution . In this demonstration, we will show (i) the functionality of PRISM and its supportive AJAX interface, (ii) its ...
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... data management. Traditionally the archival data has been (i) either migrated under the current schema version, to ease querying, but ...
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... to the rewriting techniques used for queries. Thus, we (i) propose a new set of Integrity Constraints Modification Operators (ICMOs), ...
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... of a modern Information System is often characterized by (i) a push toward integration with other systems, and (ii) the evolution of its ...
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... different schema versions. The latter one is realized by (i) introducing Schema Modiļ¬cation Operators (SMO)s to represent the mappings ...
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... Rei Framework designed to provide powerful tools that: (i) facilitate schema evolution and guide the Database Administrator in planning ...
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... querying of databases with intense evolution histories, i.e., hundreds of schema versions.This scenarios are common in web information ... schema versions. AIMS achieves scalability by using (i) and advanced storage strategy based on relational technology and ...
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... can specify new schema changes, and then rely on PRISM to (i) predict the effect of these changes on current applications, (ii) translate ...
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