A graphical query language for simulation databases

Oberweis, Andreas; Sänger, Volker

doi:10.1006/jmca.1994.1024

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“…In [35] the graphical query language for simulation databases GTL (Graphical Temporal Language) is proposed. GTL combines capabilities of temporal and graphical database languages.…”

Section: Advanced Simulation and Prototyping Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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INCOME/STAR: Methodology and tools for the development of distributed information systems

Oberweis

Scherrer

Stucky

1994

Information Systems

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INCOME/STAR is an experimental environment for the cooperative development of distributed information systems. This paper presents some of INCOME/STAR's innovative features in the area of information systems engineering:First a new type of high-level Petri nets, so-called Nested Relation/Transition nets (NR/Tnets), is described. NR/T-nets allow the modeling of concurrent processes and related complex structured objects in distributed business applications.New concepts for entity and relationship clustering were developed to support a stepwise topdown approach for Entity/Relationship based object modeling. Distributed multi-user simulation and prototyping are used for the evaluation and analysis of NR/T-nets and the involved object schema.Finally, ProMISE -an evolutionary process model for information system development -is introduced. A role-based groupware component is part of the INCOME/STAR architecture to support communication, organization and social interaction in development projects.

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“…In [35] the graphical query language for simulation databases GTL (Graphical Temporal Language) is proposed. GTL combines capabilities of temporal and graphical database languages.…”

Section: Advanced Simulation and Prototyping Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…GTL-queries are employed to check a simulation database for certain behavior patterns. For a detailed description of GTL see [35].…”

Section: Advanced Simulation and Prototyping Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%