SYSTEM/U: a database system based on the universal relation assumption

System/U is a universal relation database system under development at Standford University which uses the language C on UNIX. The system is intended to test the use of the universal view, in which the entire database is seen as one relation. This paper describes the theory behind System/U, in partic...

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Published in:ACM Transactions on Database Systems
Main Authors: Korth, Henry F., Kuper, Gabriel M., Feigenbaum, Joan, van Gelder, Allen, Ullman, Jeffrey D.
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) 1984
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spelling cracm:10.1145/1270.1209 2024-09-15T18:03:47+00:00 SYSTEM/U: a database system based on the universal relation assumption Korth, Henry F. Kuper, Gabriel M. Feigenbaum, Joan van Gelder, Allen Ullman, Jeffrey D. 1984 http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/1270.1209 https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/1270.1209 en eng Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) ACM Transactions on Database Systems volume 9, issue 3, page 331-347 ISSN 0362-5915 1557-4644 journal-article 1984 cracm https://doi.org/10.1145/1270.1209 2024-07-29T04:03:24Z System/U is a universal relation database system under development at Standford University which uses the language C on UNIX. The system is intended to test the use of the universal view, in which the entire database is seen as one relation. This paper describes the theory behind System/U, in particular the theory of maximal objects and the connection between a set of attributes. We also describe the implementation of the DDL (Data Description Language) and the DML (Data Manipulation Language), and discuss in detail how the DDL finds maximal objects and how the DML determines the connection between the attributes that appear in a query. Article in Journal/Newspaper DML ACM Publications (Association for Computing Machinery) ACM Transactions on Database Systems 9 3 331 347
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description System/U is a universal relation database system under development at Standford University which uses the language C on UNIX. The system is intended to test the use of the universal view, in which the entire database is seen as one relation. This paper describes the theory behind System/U, in particular the theory of maximal objects and the connection between a set of attributes. We also describe the implementation of the DDL (Data Description Language) and the DML (Data Manipulation Language), and discuss in detail how the DDL finds maximal objects and how the DML determines the connection between the attributes that appear in a query.
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author Korth, Henry F.
Kuper, Gabriel M.
Feigenbaum, Joan
van Gelder, Allen
Ullman, Jeffrey D.
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