ICDT '90

Serge Abiteboul is a researcher at INRIA Saclay and ENS Cachan and co-founder of the start-up Xyleme.

Finite-model theory-a personal perspective.- Playing games with objects.- Representing object identity in a pure functional language.- A class abstraction for a hierarchical type system.- Algebraic optimization of object-oriented query languages.- A relational object model.- Maintaining bounded disorder files in multiprocessor multi-disk environments.- An evaluation model for clustering strategies in the O2 object-oriented database system.- Efficient algorithms for managing the history of evolving databases.- Logic and Databases: An assessment.- A closed form for datalog queries with integer order.- On the expressive power of the relational calculus with arithmetic constraints.- Conjectures and refutations in database design and dependency theory.- A theory of specialization constraints for complex objects.- Removing redundancy and updating databases.- Improving the concurrency of integrity checks and write operations.- A flexible and adaptable tool kit approach for concurrency control in non standard database systems.- A comparative analysis of two-phase-commit protocols.- Efficient voting protocols with witnesses.- Voting and relocation strategies preserving consistency among replicated files.- Well!: An evaluation procedure for all logic programs.- Beginnings of a theory of general database completions.- Recursively indefinite databases.- Low complexity aggregation in graphlog and Datalog.- Deciding boundedness for uniformly connected Datalog programs.- The Revised Gärdenfors postulates and update semantics.- Foundations of canonical update support for closed database views.- Drawing updates from derivations.- Optimization of a subclass of conjunctive queries.- Complex transitive closure queries on a fragmented graph.- Multiple SIP strategies and bottom-upadorning in logic query optimization.- On estimating the size of projections.- Static estimation of query sizes in horn programs.