The irresistible move towards interoperable database systems

Cannata, Philip

doi:10.1109/ims.1991.153678

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“…They can use a familiar local context, while still benefiting from newly added resources. These systems constitute part of the semantic service layer of Carnot [Cannata 1991]. They help specify and maintain the semantics of an organization's integrated information resources.…”

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Managing Heterogeneous Transaction Workflows with Co-operating Agents

Huhms

Singh

1998

Agent Technology

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This paper describes how a set of autonomous computational agents can cooperate in providing coherent management of transaction workflows in environments where there are many diverse information resources. The agents use models of themselves and of the resources that are local to them. Resource models may be the schemas of databases, frame systems of knowledge bases, domain models of business environments, or process models of business operations. Models enable the agents and information resources to use the appropriate semantics when they interoperate. This is accomplished by specifying the semantics in terms of a common ontology. We discuss the contents of the models, where they come from, and how the agents acquire them. We then describe a set of agents for telecommunication service provisioning and show how the agents use such models to cooperate. The agents implement virtual state machines, and interact by exchanging state information. Their interactions produce an implementation of relaxed transaction processing.

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Managing Heterogeneous Transaction Workflows with Co-operating Agents

Huhms

Singh

1998

Agent Technology

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“…But it is desirable, so attempts have been made with some success [3,4,61. At the very least it is possible to provide intelligent, assistant tools to make the task easier [13, 14, 17, 28, 41, 42, 431. been to use object-oriented middleware to exploit the richness of the 00 paradigm.…”

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Meta object approach to database schema integration

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Zaslavsky

Bond

Proceedings DOA'00. International Symposium on Distributed Objects and Applications

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Database schema integration is significant not only in building multidatabase systems but also in data warehousing.Metaduta, which de3ne schenzas, are normally involved in the surrounding issues. And while many of these issues have been addressed in the past, unresolved issues remain. In this paper; we present an approach that not only uses metadata but also uses meta-meta information to make schema integration more possible. Our solution requires metu object facilit). that serves not only as a repository but also as a more feasible means of nianaging meta data. We also advocate the use of such a facility as part of an object-oriented middleware environment that provides an open inte$ace standard and several useful services in distributed object management.

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“…Project deliverables include an environment for the development of complex multisystem applications that access information stored in preexisting heterogeneous systems and maintain consistency constraints across them [5,8].…”

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Automating workflows for service provisioning: integrating AI and database technologies

Huhns¹,

Singh²

Proceedings of the Tenth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Applications

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The irresistible move towards interoperable database systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 3 publications

Managing Heterogeneous Transaction Workflows with Co-operating Agents

Managing Heterogeneous Transaction Workflows with Co-operating Agents

Meta object approach to database schema integration

Automating workflows for service provisioning: integrating AI and database technologies

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