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IEEE Data Engineering Bulletin, Volume 12
Volume 12, Number 1, March 1989
- Sushil Jajodia, Won Kim:
From the Issue Editors. 1 - Larry Kerschberg:
From the TC Chairman. 1 - Raymond A. Lorie, Jean-Jacques Daudenarde, Gary Hallmark, James W. Stamos, Honesty C. Young:
Adding Intra-transaction Parallelism to an Existing DBMS: Early Experience. 2-8 - Brian E. Hart, Patrick Valduriez, Scott Danforth:
Parallelizing FAD Using Compile-Time Analysis Techniques. 9-15 - Ophir Frieder, Kuo Chu Lee, Victor Wing-Kit Mak:
JAS: A Parallel VLSI Architecture for Text Processing. 16-22 - Theo Härder, Harald Schöning, Andrea Sikeler:
Parallel Query Evaluation: A New Approach to Complex Object Processing. 23-29 - Rakesh Agrawal, H. V. Jagadish:
Multiprocessor Transitive Closure Algorithms. 30-36 - Louiqa Raschid, Timos K. Sellis, Chih-Chen Lin:
Exploiting Concurrency in a DBMS Implementation for Production Systems. 37-43 - Sang Hyuk Son:
Checkpointing and Recovery in Distributed Database Systems. 44-50 - Yann-Hang Lee, Philip S. Yu, Avraham Leff:
Robust Transaction-Routing Strategies in Distributed Database Systems. 51-57 - Ouri Wolfson:
Sharing the Load of Logic-Program Evaluation. 58-64
Volume 12, Number 2, June 1989
- Larry Kerschberg:
Message from the TC Chair. 1 - Amihai Motro:
Letter from the Editor. 2-3 - Henri Prade, Claudette Testemale:
The Possibilistic Approach to the Handling of Imprecison in Database Systems. 4-10 - Maria Zemankova:
FIIS: A Fuzzy Intelligent Information System. 11-20 - Arie Tzvieli:
Representation and Access of Uncertain Relational Data. 21-28 - Tomasz Imielinski:
Incomplete Information in Logical Databases. 29-40 - Caroline M. Eastman:
Approximate Retrieval: A Comparison of Information Retrieval and Database Management Systems. 41-45 - Alessandro D'Atri, Laura Tarantino:
From Browsing To Querying. 46-53 - Amihai Motro:
A Trio of Database User Interfaces for Handling Vague Retrieval Requests. 54-63
Volume 12, Number 3, September 1989
- Larry Kerschberg:
Message from the TC Chair. 1 - Michael J. Carey:
Letter from the Editor. 2 - Richard Hull, Ronald Morrison, David W. Stemple:
Current Directions in Database Programming Languages. 3-4 - Val Tannen, Peter Buneman, Atsushi Ohori:
Static Type-checking in Object-Oriented Databases. 5-12 - Dean Jacobs:
A Type System for Algebraic Database Programming Languages. 13-20 - Rakesh Agrawal, Narain H. Gehani:
Design of the Persistence and Query Processing Facilities in O++: The Rationale. 21-28 - Gail M. Shaw, Stanley B. Zdonik:
An Object-Oriented Query Algebra. 29-36 - Weidong Chen, Michael Kifer, David Scott Warren:
HiLog as a Platform for Database Languages. 37-44 - Shamim A. Naqvi:
How Stratification is Used in LDL. 45-52 - Joachim W. Schmidt, Ingrid Wetzel, Alexander Borgida, John Mylopoulos:
Database Programming by Formal Refinement of Conceptual Designs. 53-61
Volume 12, Number 4, December 1989
- Roger King:
Letter from the Editor. 1 - Adel Said Elmaghraby, S. El-Shihaby, Sherif El-Kassas:
Problems and Peculiarities of Arabic Databases. 2-11 - Ali Morfeq, Roger King, Aqil M. Azmi:
Bayan: A Text Database Management System which Supports a Fall Representation of the Arabic Language. 12-21 - Yaacov Choueka:
Responsa: A Full-Text Retrieval System with Linguistic Processing for a 65-Million Word Corpus of Jewish Heritage in Hebrew. 22-31 - Fang Sheng Liu, Ju Wei Tai:
Iconic Communication: Image Realism and Meaning. 32-41 - Yoshioki Ishii, Hideki Nishimoto:
Overview of Japanese Kanji and Korean Hangul Support on the ADABAS/NATURAL System. 42-52
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