Posted: January 15, 2014 Filed under: 2.1 Object Morphing | Tags: Divine Inspirations, object morphing, OOP, soft schema, TCSQL Leave a comment
Presentation Overview> This presentation describes the concept of object morphing. This powerful capability provides the ability to take object instances and automatically make appropriate property additions and deletions whenever the class of an object is changed to a different class.
Slide Presentation: Object Morphing
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Demonstration: Instantiation of a TCSQL Class
Posted: January 13, 2014 Filed under: 2.2 Soft Methods and Triggers | Tags: Divine Inspirations, soft methods, soft schema, soft triggers, TCSQL Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation describes the notion of soft methods and triggers. These advanced TCSQL features provide the ability to define semantic behavior associated with connection types. Whenever a property of an object is modified, the TCSQL framework checks to see if some other node(s) in the graph cares about that modification. If so, an appropriate soft trigger is executed.
Slide Presentation: Soft Methods and Triggers
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Posted: January 11, 2014 Filed under: 2.3 Connection-Taxonomy-Based Transitive Closure Maintenance | Tags: Divine Inspirations, graph theory, taxonomy, TCSQL, transitive closure Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation descibes how to maintain multiple transitive closures in a taxonomy of connections. Transitive closure maintenance is driven by connection types. This advanced TCSQL features enables the use of more generalized superclass connections when writing queries.
Slide Presentation: Connection-Taxonomy-Based Transitive Closure Maintenance
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Graph Navigation in a RDBMS
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Posted: January 9, 2014 Filed under: 2.4 Temporal-Based Transitive Closure Maintenance | Tags: Divine Inspirations, graph theory, graph versioning, TCSQL, transitive closure Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation describes how to maintain transitive closure temporally. This advanced TCSQL feature enables the transitive closure maintenance over time. As nodes and connections are added and deleted in a graph, the transitive of all changes is remembered, enabling the ability to ask how a graph looked in the past.
Slide Presentation: Temporal-Based Transitive Closure Maintenance
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Graph Navigation in a RDBMS
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Posted: January 7, 2014 Filed under: 3.1 Personnel Management | Tags: Divine Inspirations, personnel management, soft schema, TCSQL Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation describes use of TCSQL for personnel management. Through the use of ontologies and transitive closure, this presentation demonstrates the power of inference queries over a skills database in determining the best candidate for a given task.
Slide Presentation: Personnel Management
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Demonstration: Instantiation of a TCSQL Class
Posted: January 5, 2014 Filed under: 3.2 Process Management | Tags: Divine Inspirations, OOP, process definition, process management, project plan, soft schema, task network, TCSQL, WBS, work breakdown structure Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation describes use of TCSQL for process management. Using an example of building a house, this presentation shows how to use the soft schema capabilities of TCSQL to define a process template and to instantiate this process template in the creation of a project plan.
Slide Presentation: Process Management
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Demonstration: Instantiation of a TCSQL Class
Posted: January 3, 2014 Filed under: 3.3 Project Management | Tags: critical path, Divine Inspirations, OOP, path query, polymorphic query, project management, soft schema, TCSQL Leave a comment
Presentation Overview: This presentation describes use of TCSQL for project management. Powerful path queries are shown in deriving the critical path of a project. The use of polymorphic queries demonstrate the ability to write queries that never break and never need modification despite process and project modifications.
Slide Presentation: Project Management
Prerequisite Video Presentation: Support of OOP Directly in a RDBMS
Demonstration: Path Query
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