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  Jennifer Widom, Sharma Chakravarthy:
  Fourth International Workshop on Research Issues in Data Engineering: Active Database Systems, Houston, Texas, USA, February 14-15, 1994. IEEE Computer Society 1994, ISBN 0-8186-5360-4

RIDE-ADS '94 is the fourth in a series of annual workshops covering specific research topics within the general area of Data Engineering. For 1994, the topic of the workshop is Active Database Systems. Considering the explosive growth of this area in the last few years (evidenced by the numbers of papers in major conferences, the pervasive interest spanning from academia to industry, and the quick emergence of commercial products), it may come as a surprise to many that this is the first workshop devoted exclusively to the topic of active database systems. RIDE-ADS '94 therefore serves as an important forum for finally bringing together leading researchers, developers, and users in this area. The immediate harnessing of the results that have come out of this research area (by vendors and application developers alike) separates this topic from many others in the past, and is reflected in the workshop's theme, which is best summed up as: Are we meeting the user's requirements?

The workshop program consists of a single track, with six sessions of paper presentations and two panels. The topics covered by the paper sessions include: rule language design, rule processing, rule implementation and optimization, integrity constraints and derived data, active database design and debugging, and active database applications. The opening panel sets the stage for the workshop by discussing various application areas and the relevance and applicability of active database technology to these areas. The closing panel is an evaluation by experts from industry and academia on whether the ideas, technologies, and solutions presented at the workshop are aimed at correctly handling the application requirements.

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  Stella Gatziu, Klaus R. Dittrich:
  Detecting Composite Events in Active Database Systems Using Petri Nets. 2-9
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  David Ohsie, Hasanat M. Dewan, Salvatore J. Stolfo, Sushil Da Silva:
  Performance of Incremental Update in Database Rule Processing. 10-18
• 
  Toni Urpí, Antoni Olivé:
  Semantic Change Computation Optimization in Active Databases. 19-27

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  Luigi Palopoli, Riccardo Torlone:
  Modeling Database Applications Using Generalized Production Rules. 30-38
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  Opher Etzion:
  An Alternative Paradigm for Active Databases. 39-45
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  Rakesh Chandra, Arie Segev:
  Active Databases for Financial Applications. 46-52
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  Christoph Bussler, Stefan Jablonski:
  Implementing Agent Coordination for Workflow Management Systems Using Active Database Systems. 53-59

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  Michael Gertz:
  Specifying Reactive Integrity Control for Active Databases. 62-70
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  Klaus-Dieter Schewe, Bernhard Thalheim:
  Achieving Consistency in Active Databases. 71-76
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  I-Min A. Chen, Richard Hull, Dennis McLeod:
  Local Ambiguity and Derived Data Update. 77-86
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  David Toman, Jan Chomicki:
  Implementing Temporal Integrity Constraints Using an Active DBMS. 87-95

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  Kenneth P. Smith:
  Execution Ordering for Multilevel Secure Rules. 98-104
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  Hasanat M. Dewan, Salvatore J. Stolfo:
  Meta-level Control of Rule Execution in a Parallel and Distributed Expert Database System. 105-114
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  Yuh-Ming Shyy, Stanley Y. W. Su:
  Refinement Preservation for Rule Selection in Active Object-Oriented Database Systems. 115-123

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  Opher Etzion, Avigdor Gal, Arie Segev:
  Retroactive and Proactive Database Processing. 126-131
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  Haojin Wang, John Yen, Jan Wolter:
  A General Model for Handling Errors during the Execution of Trigger Rules for an Active Object-Oriented DBMS. 132-136
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  Elisa Bertino, Barbara Catania, Giovanna Guerrini, Danilo Montesi:
  Transaction Optimization in Rule Databases. 137-145

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  Bruce M. Horowitz:
  Intermediate States as Source of Non-Deterministic Behavior in Triggers. 148-155
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  Anton P. Karadimce, Susan Darling Urban:
  Conditional Term Rewriting as a Formal Basis for Active Database Rules. 156-162
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  Peter Bichler, Michael Schrefl:
  Active Object-Oriented Database Design Using Active Object/Behavior Diagrams. 163-171
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  Helge Behrends:
  Simualtion-based Debugging of Active Databases. 172-180

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