Paul Y. Gloess

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1995
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Paul Y. Gloess, Miguel-Angel Oros, Chu Min Li:
U-Log = datalog + constraints. JFPLC 1995: 369-372
1992
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Chu Min Li, Paul Y. Gloess:
Applying a unified object logic model to implement a strong and dynamic interface between Prolog and an OODBMS. BDA 1992: 280-
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Chu Min Li, Paul Y. Gloess:
Realizing an efficient and incremental access to an object oriented database with Prolog. JFPL 1992: 268-283
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Chu Min Li, Paul Y. Gloess:
ProQuery: Logical Access to an OODB. PLILP 1992: 487-488
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Paul Y. Gloess, Yan-Nong Huang, Chumin Li, Miguel-Angel Oros:
On Boolean Feature Types. WSA 1992: 213-220

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