Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing

P.A.C. Verkoulen; F.J. Faase; A.W. Selders; P.J.J. Oude Egberink

Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing

P.A.C. Verkoulen, F.J. Faase, A.W. Selders, P.J.J. Oude Egberink

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The ESPRIT-III project TransCoop aims at providing computer support for cooperative tasks. Design for Manufacturing (DfM) is one of the application areas that is being studied within TransCoop. Within the project, we are developing a specification language for describing cooperative tasks, an advanced database transaction model for supporting such tasks and computer support for the specification language and the transaction model. It has been recognised that traditional transaction models are not sufficient for this purpose. This has resulted in a number of higher-level transaction models. Problem is that these models are often rather ad hoc: we are not aware of results that state systematically what is missing from traditional transaction models. In our paper, we provide an analysis of the requirements DfM imposes on such a transaction model and its accompanying specification language. We do this by studying DfM scenarios in three case studies: two from practise and one from literat...

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995
Subtitle of host publication	proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995
Editors	Rolf D. Schraft, M. Munir Ahmad, William G. Sullivan
Place of Publication	New York
Publisher	Begell House
Pages	102-113
Number of pages	12
ISBN (Print)	9781567000306
Publication status	Published - Jun 1995
Event	International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing, FAIM 1995 - Stuttgart, Germany Duration: 28 Jun 1995 → 30 Jun 1995

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Conference	International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing, FAIM 1995
Abbreviated title	FAIM
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Stuttgart
Period	28/06/95 → 30/06/95

Keywords

DB-WFM: WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT
Technical aspects of information systems and databases
Computer-aided design
Engineering and manufacturing support for design

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Verkoulen, P. A. C., Faase, F. J., Selders, A. W., & Oude Egberink, P. J. J. (1995). Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing. In R. D. Schraft, M. M. Ahmad, & W. G. Sullivan (Eds.), Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995: proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995 (pp. 102-113). Begell House.

Verkoulen, P.A.C. ; Faase, F.J. ; Selders, A.W. et al. / Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing. Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995: proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995. editor / Rolf D. Schraft ; M. Munir Ahmad ; William G. Sullivan. New York : Begell House, 1995. pp. 102-113

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Verkoulen, PAC, Faase, FJ, Selders, AW & Oude Egberink, PJJ 1995, Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing. in RD Schraft, MM Ahmad & WG Sullivan (eds), Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995: proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995. Begell House, New York, pp. 102-113, International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing, FAIM 1995, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 28/06/95.

Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing. / Verkoulen, P.A.C.; Faase, F.J.; Selders, A.W. et al.
Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995: proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995. ed. / Rolf D. Schraft; M. Munir Ahmad; William G. Sullivan. New York: Begell House, 1995. p. 102-113.

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Verkoulen PAC, Faase FJ, Selders AW, Oude Egberink PJJ. Requirements for an Advanced Database Transaction Model to Support Design for Manufacturing. In Schraft RD, Ahmad MM, Sullivan WG, editors, Flexible automation and intelligent manufacturing 1995: proceedings of the Fifth International FAIM Conference, University of Stuttgart : June 28-30, 1995. New York: Begell House. 1995. p. 102-113

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