A Database Architecture for Supporting Business Transactions

:The central hypothesis of this paper is that database design and systems design in general can be simplified considerably by tailoring the design methods to a suitable range of applications. Domain-specific knowledge can be incorporated into a specialized database architecture that leaves the designer only with the task of specifying the application-specific parts. Based on an analysis of business constraints, we propose such an architecture for the domain of business transaction processing.The architecture offers several data and transaction management services, special-purpose subdatabases, and design-checking rules to be used by the application designer. Two services, input management and audit and control services, are described in more detail.

• 저널Journal of Management Information Systems · 1(1) · 63–80
• 토픽Advanced Database Systems and Queries · Computer Networks and Communications
• DOI10.1080/07421222.1984.11517697
• 저자Matthias Jarke, Jacob Shalev