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Re: Query kernel
hi ,
now we have got some clear idea of what is to be done
i want an idea of how wizardstore works.
i have started looking at the code
do u have some documentation with u
after we understand how objects r stored
we can proceed with the algos.
bye
das
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Falko Braeutigam wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, s dasarathi wrote:
> > hi falko,
> > i had some doubts while thinking
> > about the kernel.
> > it has to have front ends for OQL, SODA etc etc
> > say for OQL, we need to have some interpreter that
> > converts the queries to some statements which will
> > be understood by the kernel.
>
> This would be one approach but not the best I guess. The query kernel should
> provide a Java API that is able to serve as the back-end for several front-end
> systems (even non-text-language systems).
>
> > and the kernel returns the result of the query
> > in a manner understood by the front end which then
> > outputs it to the user.
> Yes. Such a front-end system would have to interpret the "language" that it is
> designed to support (OQL, SOADA...) into query kernel API calls and vice versa.
> But it would _not_ have to deal with the implementation of the query algorithms
> itself. The kernel provides a rich API (and implementation) that hides the ozone
> specific (and probably tricky) implementation from the fron-ends.
>
> >
> > if all the above is fine then it is just
> > a matter of retrieving data from the DB.
> > what other functionalities do u think this kernel should have??
> see above
>
>
> Falko
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