Foundations Of Temporal Query Languages
Foundations Of Temporal Query Languages
by David Toman, 1995.
In recent years, there have been numerous proposals that introduce
time into standard
relational systems. Unfortunately, most of the attempts have been
based on ad-hoc extensions
of existing database systems and query languages, e.g., TQUEL and
TSQL. Such
extensions often create many problems, when precise semantics needs
to be developed, if one
exists at all. In a recent survey by J. Chomicki, a clean way of
defining temporal databases
based on logic was proposed. This methodology views temporal
databases as multi-sorted,
finitely representable first-order structures. Query languages then
became formulas in suitable
logics over the vocabulary of such structures.
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