Incremental Mapping Compilation in an Object-to-Relational Mapping System

Summary: Incremental compiler for object-relational mappings propagates object-schema edits into updated mappings while preserving roundtripping. Formalizes the problem for EF and shows over-100x speedups vs full compilation, enabling scalable incremental mapping validation. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID: 4703
Venue: SIGMOD
Year: 2013
Pagerank: 5.1725247e-05
Overall Rank: 12,061 | 16.18%
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2,419	Compiling Mappings to Bridge Applications and Databases	2007	SIGMOD	8.6782191e-05
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