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VLDB '91 Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases
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Most of the research in database triggers focused on the centralised active database systems. Because of the requirements from electronic commerce and Web applications, there are growing demands for inter-system level's triggers between different information sources. As a result, systems can interact with each other and react on the events happening on others. This paper proposes the concept of inter-system triggering, and discusses our implementation efforts. It also describes our proposed architecture, namely Advanced Triggering Database System (ATDS), for implementing inter-system triggers. Finally an application example of our preliminary prototype is presented.