Extensible Database Systems
Abstract
Until recently, research and development efforts in the database management systems area were focused on supporting traditional business applications. The design of database systems capable of supporting non-traditional application areas, including engineering applications for CAD/CAM and VLSI data, scientific and statistical applications, expert database systems (which can really be viewed as adding database system technology to an AI application), and image/voice applications, has now emerged as an important new direction for database system research. The new applications differ from more conventional applications like transaction processing and record keeping in a number of important areas: 1) Data modeling requirements; 2) Processing functionally; 3) Concurrency control and recovery mechanisms; 4) Access methods and storage structures. Keywords: EXODUS computer architecture.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 15, 1988
- Accession Number
- ADA200894
Entities
People
- David J. Dewitt
- Marvin H. Solomon
- Michael J. Carey
Organizations
- University of Wisconsin Madison Department of Computer Science