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Hepp, Pedro E.

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Hepp, P.E.

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A database system architecture supporting coexisting query languages and data models

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Database system architecture supporting coexisting query languages and data models

Database technology is already recognised and increasingly used in administering and
organising large bodies of data and as an aid in developing software. This thesis considers
the applicability of this technology in small but potentially expanding application environments
with users of varying levels of competence. A database system architecture with the following
main characteristics is proposed: Database technology is already recognised and increasingly used in administering and
organising large bodies of data and as an aid in developing software. This thesis considers
the applicability of this technology in small but potentially expanding application environments
with users of varying levels of competence. A database system architecture with the following
main characteristics is proposed:Database technology is already recognised and increasingly used in administering and
organising large bodies of data and as an aid in developing software. This thesis considers
the applicability of this technology in small but potentially expanding application environments
with users of varying levels of competence. A database system architecture with the following
main characteristics is proposed : 1. It is based on a set of software components that facilitates the implementation
and evolution of a software development environment centered on a database.
2. It enables the implementation of different user interfaces to provide adequate
perceptions of the information content of the database according to the user's
competence, familiarity with the system or the complexity of the processing
requirements.
3. it is oriented toward databases that require moderate resources from the
computer system to start an application. Personal or small-group databases are
likely to benefit most from this approach

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