Interoperating & Integrating The Multidatabase & Systems

Curriculum Design and Instruction To Teach

Database Systems: Interoperating and

Integrating the Multidatabase and Systems:


Author: Charles Hayes:


In computer science database

systems are the means, either

manual or automatic, of converting

data into action or decision

information, including the forms,

procedures, and processes which

together provide an organized and

interrelated means of recording,

communicating, processing, and

presenting information relative

to a definable function or activity.





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* Introduction:

@ Interoperating and Integrating

The Multidatabase Systems:

1. The Database Problem:

A. The Database Problem versus the Large

Organization:

B. Two Factors Causing the Problem:

2. Solutions for Solving the Database

Problem:

A. Solution One: The Massive Many-to-One

Conversion:

B. Solution Two: The Two-Way Midware:

C. Solution Three: The Some-Conversion

and Some-Midware Solution:

D. Solution Four: The Multiple-Interface

and Single-Kernel DBS:

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