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Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:
March 2010
Print publication year:
1990
Online ISBN:
9780511663109

Book description

This book tackles the problems of update algorithms for databases. How can one construct and maintain a database of facts, capable of incorporating new information and getting rid of all outdated information, and yet in the process not disturb any other information in the database? The author has produced a formal method for specifying the desired change intentionally, using a 'formula-based' approach to updating needs rather than a 'model-based' technique. The complexity of the algorithms, choice of semantics and a means of enforcing integrity constraints are also discussed. The book will be of value to all involved in database research.

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"The book is written in a readable and inspiring style. The motivations for new concepts are well explained." Urs-Martin KÜnzi, Journal of Symbolic Logic

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