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Extracting n-ary relationships through database reverse engineering

https://doi.org/10.1007/bfb0019936

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Inference of Aggregate Relationships through Database Reverse Engineering

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Extraction of State Transition Diagrams from Legacy C++ Application

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Clustering relations into abstract ER schemas for database reverse engineering

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Decomposing relationship types by pivoting and schema equivalence

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Relational database reverse engineering: Algorithms to extract cardinality constraints

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Benefits of reverse engineering technologies in software development makerspace

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Knowledge discovery in relational database: extraction of n-ary relationships

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Supply of a key value database redis in-memory by data from a relational database

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Data reverse engineering: a historical survey

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Re-engineering relational databases

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