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ICDE
1992
IEEE
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Logical Database Design with Inclusion Dependencies
Contrary to popular belief, relation schemes in good classical normal forms are not necessarily devoid of redundancies. This arises from the fact that classical data dependencies ...
Tok Wang Ling, Cheng Hian Goh
HASKELL
2006
ACM
13 years 10 months ago
Strong types for relational databases
Haskell’s type system with multi-parameter constructor classes and functional dependencies allows static (compile-time) computations to be expressed by logic programming on the ...
Alexandra Silva, Joost Visser
WWW
2007
ACM
14 years 5 months ago
XML design for relational storage
Design principles for XML schemas that eliminate redundancies and avoid update anomalies have been studied recently. Several normal forms, generalizing those for relational databa...
Solmaz Kolahi, Leonid Libkin
ICDE
1993
IEEE
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Unification of Temporal Data Models
To add time su port to the relational model, both first normal form (fNF and non-INF appmches have maining within 1NF when time support is added may introduce data redundancy. The...
Christian S. Jensen, Michael D. Soo, Richard T. Sn...
DEXA
2000
Springer
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13 years 9 months ago
Lattice-Structured Domains, Imperfect Data and Inductive Queries
The relational model, as proposed by Codd, contained the concept of relations as tables composed of tuples of single valued attributes taken from a domain. In most of the early lit...
Sally Rice, John F. Roddick