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ORCIDDBPL-2, 1989: Gleneden Beach, Oregon
- Richard Hull, Ronald Morrison, David W. Stemple:
Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Database Programming Languages, 4-8 June, 1989, Salishan Lodge, Gleneden Beach, Oregon, USA. Morgan Kaufmann 1990, ISBN 1-55860-072-8
Persistence
- Malcolm P. Atkinson:
Questioning Persistent Types. 2-24 - Rakesh Agrawal, Narain H. Gehani:
Rationale for the Design of Persistence and Query Processing Facilities in the Database Programming Language O++. 25-40 - Peri L. Tarr, Jack C. Wileden, Alexander L. Wolf:
A Different Tack to Providing Persistence in a Language. 41-60 - Paul Philbrow, David Harper, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
Supporting an Object-Oriented Programming Methodology using PS-Algol. 61-78
Objects and Databases
- Umeshwar Dayal:
Queries and Views in an Object-Oriented Data Model. 80-102 - Gail M. Shaw, Stanley B. Zdonik:
An Object-Oriented Query Algebra. 103-112 - Christophe Lécluse, Philippe Richard:
Manipulation of Structured Values in Object-Oriented Databases. 113-121 - François Bancilhon, Sophie Cluet, Claude Delobel:
A Query Language for the O2 Object-Oriented Database System. 122-138 - Jianhua Zhu, David Maier:
Computational Objects in Object-Oriented Data Models. 139-160 - Jacob Stein, T. Lougenia Anderson, David Maier:
Mistaking Identity. 161-168
Types and Inheritance
- Antonio Albano, Alan Dearle, Giorgio Ghelli, Chris D. Marlin, Ronald Morrison, Renzo Orsini, David W. Stemple:
A Framework for Comparing Type Systems for Database Programming Languages. 170-178 - Alan Dearle, Richard C. H. Connor, Fred Brown, Ronald Morrison:
Napier88 - A Database Programming Language? 179-195 - Antonio Albano, Giorgio Ghelli, Renzo Orsini:
Types for Databases: The Galileo Experience. 196-206 - Leonidas Fegaras, Tim Sheard, David W. Stemple:
The ADABTPL Type System. 207-218 - Florian Matthes, Joachim W. Schmidt:
The Type System of DBPL. 219-225 - Val Tannen, Peter Buneman, Atsushi Ohori:
Can Object-Oriented Databases be Statically Typed? 226-237 - Dean Jacobs:
A Type System for Algebraic Database Programming Languages. 238-247 - Peter Wegner, Stanley B. Zdonik:
Models of Inheritance. 248-255
Layered Development
- Alexander Borgida, John Mylopoulos, Joachim W. Schmidt, Ingrid Wetzel:
Support for Data-Intensive Applications: Conceptual Design and Software Development. 258-280 - Jean-Yves Lingat, Colette Rolland:
PROQUEL: a PROgramming QUEry Language. 281-295
Logic and Database Programming
- Serge Abiteboul, Stéphane Grumbach, Agnès Voisard, Emmanuel Waller:
An Extensible Rule-Based Language with Complex Objects and data-Functions. 298-314 - Weidong Chen, Michael Kifer, David Scott Warren:
HiLog as a Platform for Database Languages. 315-329 - Sanjay Manchanda:
"Higher-Order" Logic As a Data Model. 330-341 - Shamim A. Naqvi:
Stratification as a Design Principle in Logical Query Langugages. 342-356
Implementation Isssues
- J. Eliot B. Moss:
Addressing Large Distributed Collections of Persistent Objects: The Mneme Project's Approach. 358-374 - Patrick Valduriez, Scott Danforth, Brian E. Hart, Ted Briggs, Munir Cochinwala:
Compiling FAD, a Database Programming Language. 375-393
Expressiveness and Complexity
- Richard Hull, Jianwen Su:
On Bulk Data type Constructors and Manipulation Primitives: A Framework for Analyzing Power and Complexity. 396-410 - Xiaolei Qian:
On the Expressive Power of the Bounded Iteration Construct. 411-421 - Peter A. Buhr, Glen Ditchfield, C. Robert Zarnke:
Basic Abstractions for a Database Programming Language. 422-437
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