Review of Various Modern Temporal Data Models

Authors

  • shailender kumar AIACTR Delhi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37591/joadms.v5i1.1189

Keywords:

Bitemporal, Query Processing, SQL, 2011, Temporal Data Models, Transaction Time, Valid Time

Abstract

 Temporal records are known to change with the passage of time and services to manage the multiple snapshots of these records are generally absent in conventional databases. The management of the Time-varying data is effectively performed by the temporal data models in comparison to implementing them in user applications.  The support for the temporal functionality is provided by the modern commercial databases that enable the users to manipulate the temporal data easily. The paper assesses various modern temporal data models on different vital parameters in order to have a better understanding of the time varying databases.  

Author Biography

  • shailender kumar, AIACTR Delhi
    Associate Professor Department of CSE

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2018-02-03

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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2018)

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