Implementation of SQL Symbolic Extensions on Object-Relational Database
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https://doi.org/10.15359/ru.29-2.2Keywords:
Database, extension, relational-object, SQL, symbolic-objectAbstract
This article proposes extend the SQL language with new data types and operators for create and manipulate symbolic objects directly in the database. The functionality of the proposed extension is validated by performing transformations of classical symbolic objects to relational data bases of large data. For users not familiar with the SQL language, a final user interface is built to facilitate and guide the process of symbolic transformation.
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