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List of figures. Preface. Acknowledgments. 1. Introduction. 2. Plan-based program understanding. 3. Program understanding and constraint satisfaction. 4. Initial experiments with concept recovery. 5. Additional experiments with concept recovery. 6. Program understanding and AI plan recognition. 7. Improving our constraint-based approach. 8. Conclusions. References. Index. Urwradina Relational Databases with Objects. By Robert Vermeulen. SIGS Publications, Inc., NY. (1996). 212 pages. 839.95. Contents: About the author. Preface. Introduction. 1. The power of relational databases. 2. The expressiveness of objects. 3. Connecting objects to relational databases. 4. Data warehousing and OLAP: Extending the relational model. 5. Object/relational database hybrids. 6. Object-oriented databases. 7. Reusable and distributed objects. 8. Sample applications using objects. 9. Running an object-oriented project. 10. Conclusion. Suggested readings. Index.
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