What is IQL?

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2 total messages Started by Frank-Roland Boernke Fri, 20 Nov 1992 14:54

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Author: Frank-Roland Boernke
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 14:54

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Hi,

in Database-Lectures I heard about a Database-Language named IQL. It
must be kind of a experimental language with no implementation yet. As
far as I know, it was introduced by Serge Abiteboul. Can anybody tell
me, if this is from interest for nowadays database theory? If yes,
what features make IQL an interesting language?

Thanks in advance,

Frank
 
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Re: What is IQL?

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Author: Benedikt Homann
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 20:36

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boerncke@kirk.fmi.uni-passau.de (Frank-Roland Boernke) writes:

>Hi,
>
>in Database-Lectures I heard about a Database-Language named IQL. It
>must be kind of a experimental language with no implementation yet. As
>far as I know, it was introduced by Serge Abiteboul. Can anybody tell
>me, if this is from interest for nowadays database theory? If yes,
>what features make IQL an interesting language?
Intermediary Query Language

Look for this book:
 |  Reiner, Ulrike: "ANFRAGESPRACHEN FUER INFORMATIONSSYSTEME.1991"
 |  Series: Informationswissenschaft der DGD. (Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer 
 |  Dokumentation),  just published (in german).

 Greetings,
    Benedikt.

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