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"Presents a model for intelligent databases based on five information technologies: databases, object-oriented programming, expert systems, hypertext, and text management. This self-contained treatment actually shows how to construct an intelligent database on a microcomputer by building a shell much like the shells used to construct expert systems. A realistic intelligent database example is throughout the book to illustrate ideas being discussed"--Publisher description.
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2 editions- Other · English · 1989Wiley · 479 pages · 9780471503460
- Other · English · 1989John Wiley & Sons Inc (Computers) · 496 pages · 9780471503453
Expert systems (Computer science)Database management