论文信息 - Chapter 2 : Traditional RDBMS Systems Introduced by Michael Stonebraker

Chapter 2 : Traditional RDBMS Systems Introduced by Michael Stonebraker

The System R project started under the direction of Frank King at IBM Research probably around 1972. By then Ted Codd’s pioneering paper was 18 months old, and it was obvious to a lot of people that one should build a prototype to test out his ideas. Unfortunately, Ted was not a permitted to lead this effort, and he went off to consider natural language interfaces to DBMSs. System R quickly decided to implement SQL, which morphed from a clean block structured language in 1972 [2] to a much more complex structure described in the paper here [1]. See [4] for a commentary on the design of the SQL language, written a decade later.

[1] Michael Stonebraker,et al. The land sharks are on the squawk box , 2016, Commun. ACM.

[2] Stephanie Boehm. Design And Implementation Of The 4 4 Bsd Operating System , 2016 .

[3] Donald D. Chamberlin,et al. Early History of SQL , 2012, IEEE Ann. Hist. Comput..

[4] Michael Bächle,et al. Ruby on Rails , 2006, Softwaretechnik-Trends.

[5] Brian Beckman,et al. LINQ: reconciling object, relations and XML in the .NET framework , 2006, SIGMOD Conference.

[6] C. J. Date. A critique of the SQL database language , 1984, SGMD.

[7] Lawrence A. Rowe,et al. Data abstraction, views and updates in RIGEL , 1979, SIGMOD '79.

[8] Joachim W. Schmidt,et al. Some high-level language constructs for data of type relation , 1977, SIGMOD '77.

[9] Michael Stonebraker,et al. The design and implementation of INGRES , 1976, TODS.

[10] C. J. Date. An architecture for high-level language database extensions , 1976, SIGMOD '76.

[11] Irving L. Traiger,et al. System R: relational approach to database management , 1976, TODS.

[12] Donald D. Chamberlin,et al. SEQUEL: A structured English query language , 1974, SIGFIDET '74.