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“Zaman”: An approach to a Temporal DBMS

"زمن": مقاربة لنظام إدارة قواعد معطيات زمنية

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 Publication date 2010
and research's language is العربية
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There was within the last 50 years a lot of database applications in which time plays an important role. These applications revealed a lack in time support within the current DBMSs as the application should give the data the temporal semantics related to it, also to check the temporal constraints. Therefore, researches were made in order to embed this temporal semantics and constraints in the DBMS itself, also to provide a new query language that can be tagged as “temporal”.

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