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| XML databases and beyond-plenty of architectural challenges ahead | 1 | |
| Usable recursive queries | 17 | |
| Relation-collapse : an optimisation technique for the similarity algebra SA | 29 | |
| On modal deductive databases | 43 | |
| Declarative data fusion - syntax, semantics, and implementation | 58 | |
| Non-destructive integration of form-based views | 74 | |
| A multi-version data model and semantic-based transaction processing protocol | 87 | |
| Managing schema versions in object-oriented databases | 97 | |
| Efficient integrity checking for databases with recursive views | 109 | |
| A formal model for the problem of view selection for aggregate queries | 125 | |
| Efficient main-memory algorithms for set containment join using inverted lists | 139 | |
| VA-files vs. R*-trees in distance join queries | 153 | |
| The expressivity of constraint query languages with Boolean algebra linear cardinality constraints | 167 | |
| Extensible canonical process model synthesis applying formal interpretation | 183 | |
| Location awareness of information agents | 199 | |
| Algebraic semantics of XML schema | 209 | |
| Efficient XPath evaluation | 223 | |
| A prototype for translating XQuery expressions into XSLT stylesheets | 238 | |
| Combining tree structure indexes with structural indexes in query evaluation on XML data | 254 | |
| A DataGuide-based concurrency control protocol for cooperation on XML data | 268 | |
| Mining fuzzy classification rules using an artificial immune system with boosting | 283 | |
| Continuous trend-based classification of streaming time series | 294 | |
| Conceptual content management for software engineering processes | 309 | |
| Using step-wise refinement to build a flexible lightweight storage manager | 324 | |
| BiChord : an improved approach for lookup routing in chord | 338 | |
| On business rules automation : the BR-centric IS development framework | 349 | |
| CFP taxonomy of the approaches for dynamic Web content acceleration | 365 | |
| Long-term temporal data representation of personal health data | 379 |
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Richard Illingworth
reviewed Advances in Databases and Information Systems on October 19, 2016
Advances in Databases and Information Systems
I'm very glad I have found this book, and a pity I didn't noticed it any earlier (it's from 2004). Issues that I always had about interoperability and semantics now at least have been confirmed. The book itself provides for a good foundation in this matter and I'm confident the overall conceptual framework holds as model to think and work from still. Regarding its contents I really cannot say much more that already has been addressed by Mohamed Taher in his review about this book in Information Resource Management Journal, 20(1), 81-84, January-March 2007 ().
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