Presentation 1997/3/19
A Type Theory of an OODB Based On a typed higher-order logic
Ichirou EBIHARA,
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Abstract(in English) In order to establish flexible database systems they have been widely trying to unify the deductive database and the object oriented database. But the database systems which have been established are verbose and they are not materialized accurately according to the concept of object oriented paradigm. A model which has a possibility to establish more flexible database systems was proposed in [12]. The model propagates the identity among object_IDs into methods and clases. But the model was a still prototype then, it had just a type called "object type". Both of the inheritance and the polymorphism are essential functions to object oriented databases and in order to use the functions it was needed to materialize subtypes which can be specified by users in the model. This paper shows a model in which the kind of subtypes can be materialized.
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Keyword(in English) Deductive object-oriented database / Typed higherorder logic / Polymorphism / Inheritance
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Title (in English) A Type Theory of an OODB Based On a typed higher-order logic
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Keyword(1) Deductive object-oriented database
Keyword(2) Typed higherorder logic
Keyword(3) Polymorphism
Keyword(4) Inheritance
1st Author's Name Ichirou EBIHARA
1st Author's Affiliation Computer Science Division, Electrotechnical Laboratory()
Date 1997/3/19
Paper # SS96-65
Volume (vol) vol.96
Number (no) 601
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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