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The DBPL Workshops have been held every other year since 1987. They are closely related to the series of International Workshop on Persistent Object Systems (POS) which take place on alternate years. The DBPL Workshops provide an important forum for discussion in a field which combines the key technologies for the future of data-intensive systems. The papers presented at DBPL-5 concentrate mainly on language and model issues. Among the specific topics covered are: data modelling, programming constructs, cooperative, temporal and active databases, data exchange formats, and implementation issues. The full papers from DBPL-5 are available on-line at: http://www.springer.co.uk/eWiC/Workshops/DBPL5.html This booklet provides the passwords needed to access the web site. Purchasing the booklet provides the user with unlimited access to the site for four years (subject, of course, to entry of the correct passwords each time).
| Viaggio Lungo il Nilo: OLE DB and Component Databases | 1 | |
| From Database Programming to Business Process Programming | 1 | |
| Data Mapping and Matching: Languages for Scientific Datasets | 2 | |
| Union-Types in Object-Oriented Schemas | 2 | |
| Investigating Extension Polymorphism | 3 | |
| Scaling Database Languages to Higher-Order Distributed Programming | 3 | |
| A Framework for the Specification of Active Rule Language Semantics | 4 | |
| Consistency Checking in Complex Object Database Schemata with Integrity Constraints | 4 | |
| Semantical Considerations on Workflows: An Algebra for Intertask Dependencies | 5 | |
| The Restricted and the Bounded Fixpoint Closures of the Nested Relational Algebra are Equivalent | 5 | |
| Query Language Primitives for Programming with Incomplete Databases | 6 | |
| To Form a More Perfect Union (Intersection, Difference) | 6 | |
| On Detecting Conflict Between Proposed Updates | 7 | |
| On Impossibility of Decremental Recomputation of Recursive Queries in Relational Calculus and SQL | 7 | |
| Database States in Lazy Functional Programming Languages: Imperative Update and Lazy Retrieval | 8 | |
| Efficient Evaluation of Aggregates on Bulk Types | 8 | |
| An Algebraic Framework for Physical OODB Design | 9 | |
| Scheduling Resource Usage in Object-Oriented Queries | 9 | |
| Extensible Objects for Database Evolution: Language Features and Implementation Issues | 10 | |
| IQL(2): A Model with Ubiquitous Objects | 10 | |
| Observational Distinguishability of Databases with Object Identity | 11 | |
| Computing Queries on Linear Constraint Databases | 11 | |
| Programming Constructs for Unstructured Data | 12 | |
| Finite Query Languages for Sequence Databases | 12 |
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The DBPL Workshops have been held every other year since 1987. They are closely related to the series of International Workshop on Persistent Object Systems (POS) which take place on alternate years. The DBPL Workshops provide an important forum for discussion in a field which combines the key technologies for the future of data-intensive systems. The papers presented at DBPL-5 concentrate mainly on language and model issues. Among the specific topics covered are: data modelling, programming constructs, ...