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ORCIDIFIP TC-2 Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: Wepion, Belgium
- B. C. M. Douqué, G. M. Nijssen:
Data Base Description, Proceeding of the IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description, Wepion, Belgium, January 13-17, 1975. North-Holland 1975, ISBN 0-7204-2833-5 - G. M. Nijssen:
Set and CODASYL Set or Coset. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 1-72 - Robert W. Taylor:
Observations on the Attributes of Database Sets. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 73-84 - M. H. H. Huits:
Requirements for Languages in Data Base Systems. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 85-110 - J. R. Lucking:
Essential Features of a Data Descriptive Methodology. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 111-120 - W. J. Waghorn:
The DDL as an Industry Standard? IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 121-168 - K. A. Robinson:
An Analysis of the Uses of the CODASYL Set Concept. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 169-182 - Thomas B. Steel Jr.:
Data Base Standardization: A Status Report. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 183-198 - M. H. Kay:
An Assessment of the CODASYL DDL for Use with a Relational Subschema. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 199-214 - Christopher Earnest:
Selection and Higher Level Structures in Networks. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 215-238 - Michael E. Senko:
Data Description Language in the Concept of a Multilevel Structured Description: DIAM II with FORAL. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 239-258 - Giampio Bracchi, Paolo Paolini, Giuseppe Pelagatti:
Data Independent Descriptions and the DDL Specifications. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 259-268 - Dennis Tsichritzis:
A Network Framework for Relation Implementation. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 269-282 - T. William Olle:
An Analysis of the Flaws in the Schema DDL and Proposed Improvements. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 283-298 - H. Randall Johnson:
A Schema Report Facility for a CODASYL Based Data Definition Language. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 299-328 - Teresa Gerassimenko:
The Realm Concept as Incorporated in the Family of Database Languages Developed by CODASYL (for COBOL). IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 329-338 - A. P. G. Brown:
Modelling a Real World System and Designing a Schema to Represent It. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 339-348 - Leonid A. Kalinichenko:
Toward Data Description Language for Data Base with Partly Determined Schema. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 349-354
- A. Metaxides:
"Information Bearing" and "Non-Information Bearing" Sets. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 363-368 - B. C. M. Douqué, G. M. Nijssen:
The Wépion Recommendations on the CODASYL DDL 1973. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 369-372 - Thomas B. Steel Jr.:
Summary of Recommendations. IFIP TC-2 Special Working Conference on Data Base Description 1975: 373-376
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