Among the many different data dependencies defined, the so-called join dependencies play a central role, since they explicitly capture lossless join properties for relation schemes. In this paper we state some inference rules for join dependencies and embedded join dependencies. A set of two rules is shown to be complete for monadic join dependency inferences (inferences from a single dependency). Furthermore, it is shown that there is no finite set of inference rules that is complete for embedded join dependencies
AbstractComputation of the dependency basis is the fundamental step in solving the membership proble...
Abstract. We study inference systems for the combined class of func-tional and full hierarchical dep...
In an earlier paper we proposed an algorithm for decomposing join dependencies (jds) in a relational...
Among the many different data dependencies defined, the so-called join dependencies play a central r...
AbstractAmong the many different data dependencies defined, the so-called join dependencies play a c...
AbstractWe investigate whether a sound and complete formal system for join dependencies can be found...
The inference problem for data dependencies in relational databases is the problem of deciding wheth...
One problem concerning the universal relation assumption is the inability of known methods to obtain...
The problem of deciding whether a join dependency [R] and a set F of functional dependencies logica...
There is a well-known algorithm for determining when a decomposition ˆ {R 1, R 2,...,R m} of a datab...
Functional dependencies add semantics to a database schema, and are useful for studying various prob...
Functional dependencies add semantics to a database schema, and are useful for studying various prob...
A set-theoretic interpretation of the relational model was proposed by Spyratos and Lecluse [17]. It...
This paper presents a relational treatment of inference rules for functional and multivalued depende...
Computation of the dependency basis is the fundamental step in solving the membership problem for fu...
AbstractComputation of the dependency basis is the fundamental step in solving the membership proble...
Abstract. We study inference systems for the combined class of func-tional and full hierarchical dep...
In an earlier paper we proposed an algorithm for decomposing join dependencies (jds) in a relational...
Among the many different data dependencies defined, the so-called join dependencies play a central r...
AbstractAmong the many different data dependencies defined, the so-called join dependencies play a c...
AbstractWe investigate whether a sound and complete formal system for join dependencies can be found...
The inference problem for data dependencies in relational databases is the problem of deciding wheth...
One problem concerning the universal relation assumption is the inability of known methods to obtain...
The problem of deciding whether a join dependency [R] and a set F of functional dependencies logica...
There is a well-known algorithm for determining when a decomposition ˆ {R 1, R 2,...,R m} of a datab...
Functional dependencies add semantics to a database schema, and are useful for studying various prob...
Functional dependencies add semantics to a database schema, and are useful for studying various prob...
A set-theoretic interpretation of the relational model was proposed by Spyratos and Lecluse [17]. It...
This paper presents a relational treatment of inference rules for functional and multivalued depende...
Computation of the dependency basis is the fundamental step in solving the membership problem for fu...
AbstractComputation of the dependency basis is the fundamental step in solving the membership proble...
Abstract. We study inference systems for the combined class of func-tional and full hierarchical dep...
In an earlier paper we proposed an algorithm for decomposing join dependencies (jds) in a relational...