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Metaprogramming for Relational Databases

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Metaprogramming for Relational Databases
Abstract. For systems that share enough structural and functional commonalities, reuse in schema development and data manipulation can be achieved by defining problem-oriented languages. Such languages are often called domain, because they introduce powerful abstractions meaningful only within the domain of observed systems. In order to use domain-specific languages for database applications, a mapping to SQL is required. In this paper, we deal with metaprogramming concepts required for easy definition of such mappings. Using an example domain-specific language, we provide an evaluation of mapping performance.
Jernej Kovse, Christian Weber 0002, Theo Härd
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Type Conference
Year 2004
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Authors Jernej Kovse, Christian Weber 0002, Theo Härder
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