System R: an architectural overview

Authors:
M. W. Blasgen;M. M. Astrahan;D. D. Chamberlin;J. N. Gray;W. F. King;B. G. Lindsay;R. A. Lorie;J. W. Mehl;T. G. Price;G. R. Putzolu;M. Schkolnick;P. G. Selinger;D. R. Slutz;H. R. Strong;I. L. Traiger;B. W. Wade;R. A. Yost
Affiliations:
IBM, Bethesda, MD and IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;TANDEM, Cupertino, CA and IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA;IBM Research Laboratory, San Jose, CA
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
1981

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Abstract

This paper describes an architectural approach that provides information interchange across a broad spectrum of user applications and office automation offerings. Some of the architectures described herein are currently implemented in existing IBM products. ...