A framework for comparing type systems for database programming languages

Authors:
Antonio Albano;Alan Dearle;Giorgio Ghelli;Chris Marlin;Ron Morrison;Renzo Orsini;David Stemple
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Proceedings of the second international workshop on Database programming languages
Year:
1989

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Abstract

Several proposals have been published in recent years for database programming languages (DBPLs), many of which have been object-oriented. Our goal in this paper is not to argue for or against specific solutions, but simply to provide a framework for comparing certain critical points of type system design. This framework may be used in the description of a DBPL. It is our hope that the framework will promote clear communication among designers and developers of DBPLs.