Data structures and algorithms for supporting GLAD interfaces.

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Grenseman, Paul D.
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Wu, C.T.
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Hsiao, D.K.
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The relational database model has become the most popular and widespread
database model. Most current database systems are based upon or related to
-he relational model. However, the relational model is beset with significant
limitations, pitfalls and deficiencies. The relational model can be
substantially improved with graphical interfaces. To this end, the Graphics
Language for Accessing Database (GLAD) can provide easy to use and learn
graphics interfaces for the relational model. Data structures and
algorithms for GLAD will be presented to extend the relational model.
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