On the generation of object databases using booster

Davies, Jim; Welch, James; Cavarra, Alessandra; Crichton, Edward

doi:10.1109/iceccs.2006.1690374

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“…There is no tool provided in which modelers can use to automatically generate a database for the formal methods tools. In [14] Davies et al present how to formalize a database using UML and OCL "Object Constraint Language" [15] using the notation called Booster [16]. Mammar and Laleau in [17] have also shown the database by the formal method using UML graphic notation.…”

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Verifying Database Concepts During Formal Method Towards Correction by Construction

El-Sharawy¹,

Elawd²,

Elbadry³

2020

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Nowadays the generation of the reliable and verified database model is considered a challenge in the software engineering field, so Using the formal method "Event-B" as a validation tool for the database becomes an effective and objective concept to evaluate any database model. Event-B is a formal method which the usage of for modeling and verifying the software program construction. The functional properties of the Database require particular descriptions and also, the valid operations of many essential databases are established. Therefore, a verifiable database design system is incredibly desirable. This research pursuit to present database in the formal method and acquire demonstrated and automatic Event-B code that guided by the Student enrolment case study, using the validation in UML-B and verification approach with the RODIN platform tool. UML-B is a graphical plug-in of the RODIN framework and the Event-B formal method language helps the modeler in modeling and Validation of the generated database model.

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Verifying Database Concepts During Formal Method Towards Correction by Construction

El-Sharawy¹,

Elawd²,

Elbadry³

2020

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“…There is no tool provided in which modellers can use to automatically generates database code for the formal definitions. Davies et al in [13] shows how to formalise an object-oriented databases using UML and Object Constraint Language (OCL) [21] using Booster notation [12]. Mammar and Laleau in [16] have also specified relational database notions using UML-like notation.…”

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Incremental Database Design using UML-B and Event-B

Al-Brashdi

Butler

Rezazadeh

2018

Electron. Proc. Theor. Comput. Sci.

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Correct operation of many critical systems is dependent on the data consistency and integrity properties of underlying databases. Therefore, a verifiable and rigorous database design process is highly desirable. This research aims to investigate and deliver a comprehensive and practical approach for modelling databases in formal methods through layered refinements. The methodology is being guided by a number of case studies, using abstraction and refinement in UML-B and verification with the Rodin tool. UML-B is a graphical representation of the Event-B formalism and the Rodin tool supports verification for Event-B and UML-B. Our method guides developers to model relational databases in UML-B through layered refinement and to specify the necessary constraints and operations on the database.

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“…Davies et al in [6] use a model-driven approach to automatically generate object-oriented databases with an extended version of B method and Object Constraint Language [14]. We are interested mainly in the relational model of database design.…”

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Proving Event-B Models with Reusable Generic Lemmas

Iliasov

Stankaitis

Romanovsky

2016

Formal Methods and Software Engineering

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UML-B provides a graphical notation for Event-B that enables formal development in a UML style. UB2DB is a tool that translates UML-B models to relational database implementations in SQL. The UB2DB tool is implemented as a plugin for Rodin, an extensible toolkit for Event-B. This paper presents the current version of UB2DB that translates the main components of UML-B class diagrams to SQL code. The generated SQL code defines a database and provides procedures that manipulate it. The UB2DB tool exploits the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) to realise the required model transformation. The current tool provides the basis for a more comprehensive tool that will provide support for a broader range of UML-B features and support a variety of database components and constraints.

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On the generation of object databases using booster

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Verifying Database Concepts During Formal Method Towards Correction by Construction

Verifying Database Concepts During Formal Method Towards Correction by Construction

Incremental Database Design using UML-B and Event-B

Proving Event-B Models with Reusable Generic Lemmas

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