David S. Kosbie

TL;DR: In this article, a schema definition file is parsed into an internal representation comprising collection classes, and a SQL generator traverses the collection classes and generates SQL statements that define tables, views and stored procedures.

TL;DR: The interactive tool uses the framework to allow the designer to demonstrate most of the end user's actions without programming, which means that Marquise can be used by non-programmers.

TL;DR: The most important lessons are that mark-sweep algorithms are more efficient than topological ordering algorithms; lazy and eager evaluators deliver roughly comparable performance for most applications; and constraint satisfaction algorithms have more than adequate speed, except that the storage required by these algorithms can be problematic.

TL;DR: In this article, a search strategy across multiple programs is unified while sharing of search output data across different programs is facilitated, which makes information across multiple separate programs more readily accessible and can eliminate the learning of multiple search techniques that are dependent upon a unique search engines of respective programs.