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Temporal Data Integrity Validation

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Summary

Databases are commonly used to store, safeguard, search, and modify data. Due to the enormous volumes of data being stored and manipulated by modern database applications, data-integrity validation has become ever more important. In this article, I examine the problem of temporal data-integrity validation and the use of Linear Time Temporal Logic (LTL) to specify temporal data-integrity rules.

About The Author

Doron Drusinsky received his Ph.D. from the Weizmann Inst., Israel, in 1988. Doron worked for Sony till 1992, and then authored BetterState, a statechart tool, which is now owned by WindRiver Systems. After doing research for Xerox PARC and NASA Doron joined the Naval Postgraduate School as Associate Professor in 2002.

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