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Interoperability, Distributed Applications and Distributed Databases: The Virtual Table Interface

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Interoperability, Distributed Applications and Distributed Databases: The Virtual Table Interface

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Users of distributed databases and of distributed application frameworks require interoperation of heterogeneous data and components, respectively. In this paper, we examine how an extensible, objectrelational database system can integrate both modes of interoperability. We describe the Virtual Table Interface, a facility of the INFORMIX-Dynamic Server Universal Data Option, that provides simpliﬁed access to heterogeneous components and discuss the beneﬁts of integrating data with application components.

Michael Stonebraker, Paul Brown, Martin Herbach

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Added	22 Dec 2010
Updated	22 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	1998
Where	DEBU
Authors	Michael Stonebraker, Paul Brown, Martin Herbach

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