Table of Contents

• Title, Foreword, Sponsorship, Organization, Program Commitee, External Referees [doi]
• Table of Contents [doi]
• Deductive Databases - Theory Meets PracticeCarlo Zaniolo. 1-15 [doi]
• An Adaptive Overflow Technique for B-treesRicardo A. Baeza-Yates. 16-28 [doi]
• Single Table Access Using Multiple Indexes: Optimization, Execution, and Concurrency Control TechniquesC. Mohan, Donald J. Haderle, Yun Wang, Josephine M. Cheng. 29-43 [doi]
• Optimization of Queries using Nested IndicesElisa Bertino. 44-59 [doi]
• A Probalilistic Relational Data ModelDaniel Barbará, Hector Garcia-Molina, Daryl Porter. 60-74 [doi]
• Extending the Functional Data Model to Computational CompletenessAlexandra Poulovassilis, Peter J. H. King. 75-91 [doi]
• Methods and Tools for Equivalent Data Model Mapping ConstructionLeonid A. Kalinichenko. 92-119 [doi]
• The Many Faces of Query MonotonicityCatriel Beeri, Yoram Kornatzky. 120-135 [doi]
• File Access Level Optimization Using Page Access Graph on Recursive Query EvaluationYuki Kusumi, Shojiro Nishio, Toshiharu Hasegawa. 136-152 [doi]
• Abstract Machine for LDLDanette Chimenti, Ruben Gamboa, Ravi Krishnamurthy. 153-168 [doi]
• Query Processing in Distributed ORIONB. Paul Jenq, Darrell Woelk, Won Kim, Wan-Lik Lee. 169-187 [doi]
• A Localized Approach to Distributed Query ProcessingArbee L. P. Chen. 188-202 [doi]
• Retrieval of Multimedia Documents by Imprecise Query SpecificationFausto Rabitti, Pasquale Savino. 203-218 [doi]
• A Lock Technique for Disjoint and Non-Disjoint Complex ObjectsUlrich Herrmann, Peter Dadam, Klaus Küspert, E. A. Roman, Gunter Schlageter. 219-237 [doi]
• Modeling Physical Systems by Complex Structural Objects and Complex Functional ObjectsShamkant B. Navathe, Aloysius Cornelio. 238-252 [doi]
• Uniform Object ManagementGeorge P. Copeland, Michael J. Franklin, Gerhard Weikum. 253-268 [doi]
• Exceeding the Limits of Polymorphism in Database Programming LanguagesDavid W. Stemple, Leonidas Fegaras, Tim Sheard, Adolfo Socorro. 269-285 [doi]
• Set Operations in a Data Model Supporting Complex ObjectsElke A. Rundensteiner, Lubomir Bic. 286-300 [doi]
• Existentially Quantified Typed as a Database Viewing MechanismRichard C. H. Connor, Alan Dearle, Ronald Morrison, Fred Brown. 301-315 [doi]
• Panel: Has Theory Brought Anything to Database Systems and Will It in the Future?David Maier. 316 [doi]
• The HyperModel BenchmarkT. Lougenia Anderson, Arne-Jørgen Berre, Moira Mallison, Harry H. Porter, Bruce Schneider. 317-331 [doi]
• LISPO::2::: a Persistent Object-Oriented LispGilles Barbedette. 332-347 [doi]
• The Iris Kernel ArchitecturePeter Lyngbæk, W. Kevin Wilkinson, Waqar Hasan. 348-362 [doi]
• Integrating Concurrency Control into an Object-Oriented Database SystemMichèle Cart, Jean Ferrié. 363-377 [doi]
• Representation of the Historical Information Necessary for Temporal Integrity MonitoringKlaus Hülsmann, Gunter Saake. 378-392 [doi]
• Making an Object-Oriented DBMS Active: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of a PrototypeSharma Chakravarthy, Susan Nesson. 393-406 [doi]
• A Theory for Rule Triggering SystemsYuli Zhou, Meichun Hsu. 407-421 [doi]
• A Pragmatic Approach for Integrating Data Management and Tasks Management: Modelling and Implementation IssuesFrancisca Antunes, Seán Baker, Brian Caulfield, Mauricio Lopez, Mark Sheppard. 422-436 [doi]
• The Reuse and Modification of Rulebases by Predicate SubstituationAnthony J. Bonner, Tomasz Imielinski. 437-451 [doi]
• Panel: Why are object-oriented folks producing systems, while deductive foks are producing papers? Michele Missikoff. 452 [doi]