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Visualization of rule behaviour in active database

One of the characteristics of database systems is the ability to efficiently handle large amounts of information. This characteristic must apply also when rules are introduced into database systems, resulting in so-called active database systems. Hence, active database systems need to manage both a large amount of data and many rules.

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