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Language peer sets for FAD:
United States↑
United States/1987↑
Designed 1987 ↑
1980s languages ↑
Fifth generation↑
Late Cold War↑

FAD(ID:1322/fad001)

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Country: United States
Designed 1987
Published: 1987

Database Programming Language Bancilon 1987

Running on the Bubba system

Structures:
Related languages
BK → FAD   Evolution of
References:
  • Bancilhon, F.; Briggs, T.; Khoshafian, S. (1987) Bancilhon, F.; Briggs, T.; Khoshafian, S. and Valduriez, P. FAD, a powerful and simple database language, in Proc. Int. Conf. on Very Large Databases, Brighton England, Sept 1987. pp97-105
  • Bancilhon, F. (1988) Bancilhon, F. "Object-oriented database systems" in Proceedings of the ACM PODS 1988, pp152-162
  • Hart, Brian E.; Danforth, Scott; Valduriez, Patric (1988) Hart, Brian E.; Danforth, Scott; Valduriez, Patrick Parallelizing a Database Programming Language. DPDS 1988 : 72-79
  • Hart, Brian E.; Valduriez, Patrick and Danforth, S (1989) Hart, Brian E.; Valduriez, Patrick and Danforth, Scott Parallelizing FAD Using Compile-Time Analysis Techniques. Data Engineering Bulletin 12 (1): 9-15 (1989)
  • Valduriez, Patrick; Danforth, Scott; Hart, Brian E (1989) Valduriez, Patrick; Danforth, Scott; Hart, Brian E.; Briggs, Ted and Cochinwala, Munir Compiling FAD, a Database Programming Language. pp375-393 Abstract
          in (1989) Database Programming Languages (DBPL) 1989
  • J. Eliot and B. Moss (1991) J. Eliot and B. Moss "Working with Persistent Objects:To Swizzle or Not to Swizzle"
          in (1991) IEEE Transactions on Computers July 19, 1991
  • Stan Danforth and Patrick Valduriez (1992) Stan Danforth and Patrick Valduriez "A FAD for Data Intensive Applications" TKDE 4 (1): 34-51 (1992) Abstract
          in (1991) IEEE Transactions on Computers July 19, 1991
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