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Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

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Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases

Flexs

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

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keine

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Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases

Flexs

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

Drittmittel

keine

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Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases

Flexs

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

Drittmittel

keine

http://

Nein

Nein

Nein

Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases

Flexs

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

Drittmittel

keine

http://

Nein

Nein

Nein

Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases

Flexs

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

Database systems are subject to considerable changes. A growing number of application scenarios requires the management of data, whose structure is determined by different users and stakeholders. This affects open databases like Freebase, multitenant sytems like Salesforce and adhoc-integration tools like Needlebase. Each of the involved users and stakeholders can have a different view and a different understanding of the managed data, defined by their respective context. Ultimately, this makes a homogeneous schematic modelling impossible or impracticable.rnrnBesides user-contexts, many application areas are influenced by changing business environments, continuous development (eternal-betas) or expansions of the mini-world. With this the related schemas become time-dependant, which means that schema changes are no longer the exception, but a regular event. The project FLEXS (Database Design for FLEXible Schemas) aims to examine the potential of flexible schemas in the area of relational databases (RDBMS).rnrn

08/2011

Drittmittel

keine

http://

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Nein

Nein

Database Design for FLEXible Schemas, relational databases