Abstract
This part, PART IIC [3], of the document “HIGH-SPEED TOOLS FOR GLOBAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT. II. Specifications and Uses of the Transparent Query Language (TQL)” [1–6] is a continuation of [2] and should be studied immediately after reading PART IIB [2]. It describes (i) the security system that can be easily invoked to deny unauthorized access to any item of information in any database; (ii) the special codes that can be used to specify virtually any degree of uncertainty; (iii) the registry numbers which terminate information paths; and (iv) the command structure for the Transportable Query Language. PART IIC references PART IIA [1], PART IIB [2], PART IID [4] and PART IIF [6]. Concise definitions of Transparent Query Language terms, Conclusions and Acknowledgments are given in PART IIF [6].
This is a preview of subscription content, log in via an institution to check access.
Similar content being viewed by others
References
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IIA. Introduction.” J. Systems Integration, 8(4), pp. 319–342, 1998.
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IIB. Properties of Transparent Query Language Items.” J. Systems Integration, 8(4), pp. 343–358, 1998.
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IIC. Security System, Registry Numbers, Transparent Query Language Commands.” J. Systems Integration, 8(4), pp. 359–378, 1998.
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IID. Manipulation of Information Representations.” To appear in J. Systems Integration.
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IIE. Transparent Use of the Transparent Query Language.” To appear in J. Systems Integration.
Paul A. D. de Maine, Kenneth D. Bradley, Stephen M. Jodis and Margaret M. de Maine, “High-speed tools for global information management. II. Specification and uses of the transparent query language (TQL), PART IIF. Additional Uses of the Transparent Query Language, Data Structures, Concise Definitions, Conclusions and Acknowledgments.” To appear in J. Systems Integration.
P. A. D. de Maine, and N. F. Chaffee, “File security in an information independent data management system,” in W. Goldberg, T. Herborg-Nielsen, E. Johnson and H. Josefsen (eds.), Management Information Systems— Selected Papers from MIS Copenhagen 70 IAG Conference. Auerbach Publishers, Inc.: Princeton, New Jersey, 1971.
P. A. D. de Maine and K. D. Bradley, “High-speed tools for global information management I. Information processing and retrieval.” J. of Systems Integration 6, pp. 217–240, 1996.
Author information
Authors and Affiliations
Rights and permissions
About this article
Cite this article
de Maine, P.A.D., Bradley, K.D., Jodis, S.M. et al. High-Speed Tools for Global Information Management. II. Specifications and Uses of the Transparent Query Language (TQL). Journal of Systems Integration 8, 359–377 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008469320904
Issue Date:
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008469320904