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Using Unity to Semi-Automatically Integrate Relational Schema

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Using Unity to Semi-Automatically Integrate Relational Schema

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Unity is an architecture for integrating relational databases that performs three processes: metadata capture, semantic integration, and query formulation and execution. The foundation of the architecture is a naming methodology that allows concepts to be integrated across systems. Semantic naming of schema constructs increases automation during integration and provides users with physical and logical access transparency during query formulation.

Ramon Lawrence, Ken Barker

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Added	14 Jul 2010
Updated	14 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2002
Where	ICDE
Authors	Ramon Lawrence, Ken Barker

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