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The Trio system is implemented in the Python programming language and layered on top of the PostgreSQL open-source DBMS. The system comes shipped with two user interfaces: trioplus, a command-line interface (CLI), and TrioExplorer, a web-based GUI w...text/html2008-02-11T00:15:18+01:00Jennifer Widom (widom@171.66.183.118)trio:upcoming_features
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TriQL features planned for the not-too-distant future Complete set of Trio aggregate functions (full, low, high, expected) Data modifications and versioning Extraneous() predicate Other Trio features planned for the not-too-distant future Bulk...text/html2008-02-11T00:11:36+01:00Jennifer Widom (widom@171.66.183.118)trio:currently_supported
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See this sample script for examples of exact syntax. Create Table Create Trio Table Create Index Drop Table Including “Cascade” option to drop derived tables Drop Index Insert Into T Values <data> With or without alte...text/html2007-10-19T14:50:12+01:00Martin Theobald (theobald@171.64.75.186)trio:sample_script
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This script, drawn from the “crime-solver” sample application, illustrates some Trio commands and queries. --------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Creating tables and indexes, inserting data ------------...text/html2007-04-23T11:50:40+01:00Martin Theobald (theobald@171.64.75.59)trio:applications
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Notes: The latter three are of less consideration for now. TAIR is using an object-relational data model. UCSC Genome is too huge and complex, and whether a suitable subset of it can be taken out for the study of Trio is unclear. PharmGKB doesn&rsqu...text/html2007-03-23T16:35:57+01:00Jennifer Widom (widom@171.64.75.195)trio:help
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This is the richest and potentially most confusing part of the interface. Here are some of the features, separated into data and lineage: Data BLUE TABLES have no uncertainty, so they look like regular relations. GREEN TABLES Alternatives - Tu...text/html2006-03-17T13:46:43+01:00Omar Benjelloun (benjello@171.64.75.61)infospeaker
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Location: TBD. Time Person 2:30pm - 3:00pm Pat Anrahan 3:00pm - 3:20pm Anish Das Sharma 3:20pm - 3:40pm Omar Benjelloun 3:40pm - 4:00pm ? 4:15pm - 5:15pm Talk 5:30pm - Dinner Ariel Schwartz (databases, bio sequenc...text/html2006-01-10T09:45:43+01:00Omar Benjelloun (benjello@171.64.75.189)start
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Lunch and Speakers: Date Lunch Presentation October 14 Marianne Utkarsh October 21 Omar Anish October 28 Anish Pedro November 4 November 11 Andreas Zoltan November 18 David Omar...text/html2005-10-24T22:29:05+01:00Omar Benjelloun (benjello@64.142.75.53)trio:start
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