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From QBE to Graph Queries
Volume 9, Issue 1 (1998): Special Issue on Programming Theory, Information System Engineering, Software Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence, pp. 51–64
Valery Grechko   Peter Tulchinsky   Vadim Tulchinsky  

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https://doi.org/10.3233/INF-1998-9104
Pub. online: 1 January 1998      Type: Research Article     

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An extention of the QBE language in the form of graph queries is proposed for databases having complex schemata. These graph queries provide user interface for the ER model, like QBE queries provide user interface for the relational model. The implementation and usage of graph queries of ER-based “MicroPoisk” DBMS are presented.

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DBMS database ER-model user interface QBE relational/network enterprise model

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