Solutions for Networked Databases : How to Move from Heterogeneous Structures to Federated Concepts

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Preface
Acknowledgments
Advent of the Multidatabase
Developing a Corporate Database Concept
Distributed versus Centralized Database Solutions
Managing the Networked Database
Treating the Networked Database as a Corporate Resource
Computer Professionals and Database Challenges
Schemata, Dictionaries, and Protocols
Schemata, Metaphors, and Distributed Databases
Can We Solve Cross-Database Problems through Schemata?
The Increasingly Sophisticated Data Dictionary
Information Resource Dictionary System (IRDS)
ANSI SQL and the SQL Access Group
Application Programming Interface, Formats and Protocols, and Remote Data Access
Applications with Federated Databases
IBM's Distributed Relational Data Architecture (DRDA)
Development of the DataLens Concept and Its Productization
The California Intelligent Database Assistant (CALIDA)
The Data Access Integrated Services (DAIS) as a Solution to Heterogeneous Distributed Databases
Multivendor Integration Architecture and the Communications Environment of the 1990s
The Development of Software-Oriented Specifications
Common Goals to Be Reached by MIA and the SQL Access Group
Index
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