AbstractThis paper presents a solution and a methodology to recover legacy databases of most DBMS using formal-method based techniques. These formal methods (terms rewriting systems) are applied during the data reverse engineering process and allow for an automatic approach. This automatic approach reduces the time invested and the number of people involved in the data reverse engineering and data migration processes. This solution is being implemented in the RELS (Re-Engineering of Legacy Systems) tool. The RELS tool is under development in the Department of Information Systems and Computation of the Valencia University of Technology in collaboration with the industrial partner CARE-Technologies. RELS is used together with the model compil...
This paper presents techniques for reverse engineering of relational database applications. The targ...
The previous management information systems turning on traditional mainframe environment are often w...
Legacy enterprise systems mainly consist of two kinds of artefacts: source code and databases. Typic...
AbstractThis paper presents a solution and a methodology to recover legacy databases of most DBMS us...
For many years software engineering has primarily focused on the development of new systems and negl...
This paper presents techniques for reverse engineering of relational database applications. The targ...
One important problem in today organizations is the existence of non-integrated information systems,...
In this paper, an approach for information systems reverse engineering is proposed and applied. The ...
This paper describes the steps of a reverse engineering process for translating a hierarchical data ...
The previous management information systems turning on traditional mainframe environment are often w...
This paper presents an outline of a formal model management framework that provides breakthroughs fo...
AbstractDatabase reverse engineering (DBRE) methods recover conceptual data models from physical dat...
AbstractDatabase reengineering consists of deriving a new database from a legacy database and adapti...
In this thesis we describe the UQoRE method which supports database reverse engineering by using a ...
Paper dated January 6, 1995A method is described for obtaining useful information from legacy code. ...
This paper presents techniques for reverse engineering of relational database applications. The targ...
The previous management information systems turning on traditional mainframe environment are often w...
Legacy enterprise systems mainly consist of two kinds of artefacts: source code and databases. Typic...
AbstractThis paper presents a solution and a methodology to recover legacy databases of most DBMS us...
For many years software engineering has primarily focused on the development of new systems and negl...
This paper presents techniques for reverse engineering of relational database applications. The targ...
One important problem in today organizations is the existence of non-integrated information systems,...
In this paper, an approach for information systems reverse engineering is proposed and applied. The ...
This paper describes the steps of a reverse engineering process for translating a hierarchical data ...
The previous management information systems turning on traditional mainframe environment are often w...
This paper presents an outline of a formal model management framework that provides breakthroughs fo...
AbstractDatabase reverse engineering (DBRE) methods recover conceptual data models from physical dat...
AbstractDatabase reengineering consists of deriving a new database from a legacy database and adapti...
In this thesis we describe the UQoRE method which supports database reverse engineering by using a ...
Paper dated January 6, 1995A method is described for obtaining useful information from legacy code. ...
This paper presents techniques for reverse engineering of relational database applications. The targ...
The previous management information systems turning on traditional mainframe environment are often w...
Legacy enterprise systems mainly consist of two kinds of artefacts: source code and databases. Typic...