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Dataflow representation in a network database

Published:01 April 1982Publication History

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Solutions to the problem of consistency and correctness of duplicate database have been tackled by many authors such as in [Elli77], [Grap76], and [Mull71]. In a network system, each update may bring up a different kind of consistency and a new proof of correctness. Data integrity and security in a concurrent environment are a big headache for the system implementor. Issues related to security and social impacts on a network system are discussed in [Denn72]. This paper attempts to use a new method, Dataflow Language, to represent the interactions in a network environment, and in doing so, the paper, hopefully, points out the consistency, and correctness of the duplicate database.

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    ACM-SE 20: Proceedings of the 20th annual Southeast regional conference
    April 1982
    270 pages
    ISBN:0897910710
    DOI:10.1145/503896

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    • Published: 1 April 1982

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