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Database reverse engineering: From requirements to CARE tools
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Reconstruction of ER schema from database applications: a cognitive approach
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Extracting an entity relationship schema from a relational database through reverse engineering
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Standard transformations for the normalization of ER schemata
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Reverse engineering of relational database applications
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Database schema transformation and optimization
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Knowledge-based approach for abstracting hierarchical and network schema semantics
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Database CASE tool architecture: Principles for flexible design strategies
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An approach to eliciting the semantics of relational databases
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Database reverse engineering: From the relational to the binary relationship model
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Reverse engineering of relational databases: Extraction of an EER model from a relational database
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Specification preservation in schema transformations — application to semantics and statistics
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Losslessness and semantic correctness of database schema transformation: Another look of schema equivalence
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Overview of reverse engineering and reuse research
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Structuring primitives for a dictionary of entity relationship data schemas
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Identifying extended entity-relationship object structures in relational schemas
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Recording the reasons for design decisions
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Reverse data engineering of E-R-designed relational schemas
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Automating the Transformational Development of Software
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Contribution to a theory of database reverse engineering
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An approach for reverse engineering of relational databases
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Challenges to the field of reverse engineering
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Observed idiosyncracies of relational database designs
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Tools and transformations—rigorous and otherwise—for practical database design
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Schema analysis for database restructuring
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Mapping Uninterpreted Schemes into Entity-Relationship Diagrams: Two Applications to Conceptual Schema Design
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Database Reverse Engineering
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Database Semantics Recovery through Analysis of Dynamic SQL Statements
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Dynamic Program Analysis for Database Reverse Engineering
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Object-Oriented Reengineering Patterns
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A Novel Semantic Discovery Method Using Transaction Requirements in Database Reverse Engineering
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Structure elicitation in database reverse engineering
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Knowledge transfer in database reverse engineering: a supporting case study
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Interactive migration of legacy databases to net-centric technologies
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