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1983
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R. P. Whittington:
A comprehensive and flexible methodology for the development of effective database systems. University of York, UK, 1983

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1986
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Peter Hitchcock, Alan W. Brown, R. Weedon, Anthony N. Earl, R. P. Whittington, D. S. Robinson:
The Use of Databases for Software Engineering. BNCOD 1986: 55-70
1985
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Peter Hitchcock, D. S. Robinson, R. P. Whittington:
Modelling-Primitives for a Software Engineering Database. BNCOD 1985: 131-146
1982
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R. P. Whittington, Colin Tully:
A Seven-level Subschema Model for Evolunionary Database Environment. BNCOD 1982: 63-79

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