Flexible relation: an approach for integrating data from multiple, possibly inconsistent databases

Shailesh Agarwal, A. M. Keller, G. Wiederhold, K. Saraswat
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In this work we address the problem of dealing with data inconsistencies while integrating data sets derived from multiple autonomous relational databases. The fundamental assumption in the classical relational model is that data is consistent and hence no support is provided for dealing with inconsistent data. Due to this limitation of the classical relational model, the semantics for detecting, representing, and manipulating inconsistent data have to be explicitly encoded in the applications by the application developer. In this paper, we propose the flexible relational model, which extends the classical relational model by providing support for inconsistent data. We present a flexible relation algebra, which provides semantics for database operations in the presence of potentially inconsistent data. Finally, we discuss issues raised for query optimization when the data may be inconsistent.<>
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灵活关系:一种集成来自多个可能不一致的数据库的数据的方法
在这项工作中,我们解决了在集成来自多个自治关系数据库的数据集时处理数据不一致性的问题。经典关系模型的基本假设是数据是一致的,因此不支持处理不一致的数据。由于经典关系模型的这种限制,用于检测、表示和操作不一致数据的语义必须由应用程序开发人员显式地在应用程序中编码。本文提出了灵活的关系模型,它扩展了传统的关系模型,为数据不一致提供了支持。我们提出了一个灵活的关系代数,它为存在潜在不一致数据的数据库操作提供语义。最后,我们讨论了当数据可能不一致时为查询优化提出的问题
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