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ACM transactions on database systems

ACM Transactions on Database Systems, 1976
Record-keeping and decision-making in industry and government are increasingly based on data stored in computer processable databases. Thus the need for improved computer technology for building, managing, and using these databases is clearly evident.
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Testing database transactions with AGENDA

Proceedings of the 27th international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '05, 2005
AGENDA is a tool set for testing relational database applications. An earlier prototype was targeted to applications consisting of a single query and included components for populating a database with data suitable for testing the application, generating inputs to the query, and checking relatively simple aspects of the results of executing the query ...
null Yuetang Deng, P. Frankl, D. Chays
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Transaction management in design databases

2005
Databases are being increasing applied to support design and engineering, implemented on a backend file server and supporting shared access. A fundamental difference between traditional database management and design database management is that for most of the design process, integrity is partial.
Charles M. Eastman, Ali Kutay
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Designing consistency-preserving database transactions

[1989] Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual International Computer Software & Applications Conference, 2003
Transaction programs by definition have to maintain all consistency constraints defined on a database. Although the overall operational consistency of a database rests on this crucial assumption, there are few design aids to support the design of consistent transaction programs.
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Creating Fusion Applications Transaction Database

2015
In previous chapters, you learned the basics of the provisioning process followed by a step-by-step illustration of Identity Management provisioning. This builds the foundation of the Fusion Applications identity layer, which is mandatory in order to begin using the provisioning process of the Fusion Applications components.
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Transaction Management in Engineering Databases

1984
The assumptions and procedures of engineering design are fundamentally different from those of business applications and result in quite different needs with regard to database system requirements. One important difference is in the assumptions regarding integrity.
Ali R. Kutay, Charles M. Eastman
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Transaction Processing in Broadcast Databases

2011
Broadcasting is a popular way of disseminating data due to the scalability of its request performance with an increasing population, and its ability to “match” the unique characteristics of modern wireless communications. The necessary decoupling of the clients from the server in the broadcast architecture, however, complicates database-style ...
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Transaction Management and Database Resources

1998
Evidence has been provided in the preceding chapter that the best way to approach transaction management is to look at the dual challenge of dataflows and processes, each on its own merits. The careful transaction system designer will also examine the prevailing circumstances characterizing an implementation, and try to treat constraints and enabling ...
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Transactions on the Logical Database

2014
The database as seen by an application programmer is called the logical database. In most cases the logical database is a relational database, so that application programs operate on tuples in relations through an SQL interface. A transaction is a sequence of read and update actions on the logical database, performed on the database upon a sequence of ...
Seppo Sippu, Eljas Soisalon-Soininen
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Transactional Support for Mobile Databases

2005
With the widespread deployment of wireless communication infrastructure in the past decade, accessing information online while a client is on the move becomes a concrete possibility. Such a computing environment is often referred to as a mobile environment (Imielinski & Badrinath, 1994).
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