Showing posts with label time in OBJECT ORIENTED DATABASES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time in OBJECT ORIENTED DATABASES. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

INCORPORATING TIME IN OBJECT ORIENTED DATABASES USING ATTRIBUTE VERSIONING.


     DRAWBACK  OF  TUPLE  VERSIONING
Whenever one attribute value is changed, a whole new tuple version is created, even though all the other attribute values will be identical to the previous tuple version.
    ATTRIBUTE VERSIONING.
*              Database systems that support complex structured objects, such as object databases  or object-relational systems .This approach is called attribute versioning.
*              Each attribute that changes over time is called a time-varying attribute.
*              Attributes that do not change are called non-time-varying and are not associated with the temporal periods.
*              The temporal periods may represent valid time, transaction time, or Bitemporal, depending on the application requirements.