Engineering truly automated data integration and translation systems
This thesis presents an automated, data-driven integration process for relational databases. Whereas previous integration methods assumed a large amount of user involvement as well as the availability of database meta-data, we make no use of meta-data and little end user input. This is done using a...
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ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-OWTU.10012-35112013-10-04T04:08:13ZWarren, Robert H2008-01-23T14:53:10Z2008-01-23T14:53:10Z2008-01-23T14:53:10Z2007-12-10http://hdl.handle.net/10012/3511This thesis presents an automated, data-driven integration process for relational databases. Whereas previous integration methods assumed a large amount of user involvement as well as the availability of database meta-data, we make no use of meta-data and little end user input. This is done using a novel join and translation finding algorithm that searches for the proper key / foreign key relationships while inferring the instance transformations from one database to another. Because we rely only on the relations that bind the attributes together, we make no use of the database schema information. A novel searching method allows us to search the database for relevant objects without requiring server side indexes or cooperative databases.enDatabase integrationEngineering truly automated data integration and translation systemsThesis or DissertationSchool of Computer ScienceDoctor of PhilosophyComputer Science |
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This thesis presents an automated, data-driven integration process for relational databases. Whereas previous integration methods assumed a large amount of user involvement as well as the availability of database meta-data, we make no use of meta-data and little end user input. This is done using a novel join and translation finding algorithm that searches for the proper key / foreign key relationships while inferring the instance transformations from one database to another. Because we rely only on the relations that bind the attributes together, we make no use of the database schema information. A novel searching method allows us to search the database for relevant objects without requiring server side indexes or cooperative databases. |
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Engineering truly automated data integration and translation systems |
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