DocumentCode :
2471877
Title :
Materialized object-oriented views in MultiView
Author :
Kuno, H.A. ; Rundensteiner, E.A.
Author_Institution :
Software Syst. Res. Lab., Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor, MI, USA
fYear :
1995
fDate :
6-7 Mar 1995
Firstpage :
78
Lastpage :
85
Abstract :
Object-oriented view mechanisms have received much attention in the literature in recent years, since they provide powerful mechanisms for addressing tasks such as customized tool interfacing to object-oriented databases (OODBs) and interoperability of heterogeneous databases. However, little progress has been made thus far on addressing the topic of view materialization in object-oriented databases. In the context of the MultiView project, we have developed an object model and an accompanying set of algorithms for the support of updatable materialized views in OODBs. We take advantage of unique features of the MultiView model, including its support for object-preserving queries, the integration of base and virtual classes into a unified and consistent global class hierarchy, and an object-slicing approach. In this paper, we present the MultiView model of materialized views, supporting updates on both base and virtual classes. We also describe a set of efficient algorithms for incremental view maintenance
Keywords :
object-oriented databases; open systems; MultiView; customized tool; global class hierarchy; heterogeneous databases; incremental view maintenance; interoperability; materialized object-oriented views; object-preserving queries; object-slicing approach; virtual classes; Computer science; Context modeling; NASA; Object oriented databases; Object oriented modeling; Prototypes; Software systems; Spatial databases;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Research Issues in Data Engineering, 1995: Distributed Object Management, Proceedings. RIDE-DOM '95. Fifth International Workshop on
Conference_Location :
Taipei
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-7056-8
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/RIDE.1995.378742
Filename :
378742
Link To Document :
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