Showing papers on "Spatiotemporal database published in 1980"
TL;DR: It is argued that in the distributed database environment, structured database decomposition is attractive both for efficiency and for database security considerations.
Abstract: We present a methodology for structured database decomposition based on the relational data model. It is argued that in the distributed database environment, structured database decomposition is attractive both for efficiency and for database security considerations. Techniques for parallel processing and hashed access of structurally decomposed database are presented. Techniques for structured database decomposition to support multiple user views are also described. Structured database decomposition is most advantageous in a query only database environment with stable user views, although dynamic updates can also be handled using techniques described in this paper.
43 citations
TL;DR: A schema specification language is presented to demonstrate the power of data type tools for the definition of database schemas and for the maintenance of database semantic integrity.
32 citations
TL;DR: The behaviour of TGR in evaluating typical queries is analyzed and the results are used for pointing out the bottlenecks in a relational database system with a particular type of structure.
6 citations