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Supporting rough set theory in very large databases using oracle RDBMS
Earlier a "new" rough set theory for very large databases was proposed by T.Y. Lin (1996). In this paper the authors attempt to evaluate the performance of such a rough set theory for a very large database. ORACLE, a relational database management system (RDBMS), is the market leader in open system databases. Windows NT has been growing into the data server environment and is a strong contender for decision support system applications with its open and cost-effective architecture. So ORACLE running under Windows NT was used in this report. The main goal of this research is to formulate a suitable rough set theory for very large databases.