Web-powered databases by David Taniar

By David Taniar

Web-Powered Databases offers a very good picture of present study and improvement actions within the sector of internet or net databases. Its content material offers strength solutions to many questions which have been raised relating to database accesses during the internet. The publication additionally presents a couple of case reviews of winning internet database functions, together with multiple-choice review during the internet, an internet pay declare, a product catalogue, and content material administration and dynamic web content.

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Com). Yahoo! has developed a hierarchy of documents, which is designed to help users find information faster. This hierarchy acts as a taxonomy of the domain. There is no extraction of information from the Web documents, so the documents must be accessed and assimilated by the searcher. An approach to Web quality is to define Web pages as authorities or hubs. An authority is a Web page with in-links from many hubs. A hub is a page that links to many authorities. A hub is not the result of a search engine query.

Find Joe’s children (Figure 12). Notice that the parent-child relationship is represented through the recursive element person. The above query is expressed in X-DEVICE as: if P@person(^name=’Joe’,person ∋ Ch) then result(person:list(Ch)) if P@person(^name=’Joe’,^spouse:S) and P1@person(^name=S,person ∋ Ch) then shallow_result(result(person:list(Ch))) Notice that although both rules refer to the derived class result, only one of them contains the shallow_result directive. However, this is not a strict language rule; it does not matter if several rules contain the shallow_result or any other result directive, as long as the following constraints are satisfied: • Only one type of result directive is allowed in the same query.

Variables that appear in the conclusion must also appear at least once inside a non-negated condition. A query is executed in DEVICE by submitting the set of stratified rules (or logic program) to the system, which translates them into active rules and activates the basic events to detect changes at base data. Data then are forwarded to the rule processor through a discrimination network (much alike in a production system fashion). , rule processing terminates when no more new derivations can be made.

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