An operation for restricting deductive databases represented as logic programs is introduced. The constraints are coded in a separate database, and the operator puts the two databases together in order to provide a restricted view of the original database. The operator is given a semantics in terms of the immediate consequence operator. Then a transformational implementation is given and its correctness is proved with respect to the abstract semantics. The approach is presented at first for positive programs and it is then extended to take negation as failure into account

Applying restriction constraints to deductive databases

Asirelli P;Renso C;Turini F
1997

Abstract

An operation for restricting deductive databases represented as logic programs is introduced. The constraints are coded in a separate database, and the operator puts the two databases together in order to provide a restricted view of the original database. The operator is given a semantics in terms of the immediate consequence operator. Then a transformational implementation is given and its correctness is proved with respect to the abstract semantics. The approach is presented at first for positive programs and it is then extended to take negation as failure into account
1997
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
Logic programming
Deductive databases
Information Systems
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