End User Access to Very Large Databases in an Automated Office/Workstation Environment

Summary: Explores end-user access gaps to large corporate databases in automated office/workstation environments. Proposes a BCS End User Systems Group architecture as a framework to bridge user needs with high-volume data, outlining core software facilities. (summarized by gpt-5-nano on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID: 7844
Venue: VLDB
Year: 1984
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Overall Rank: 14,495 | 0.56%
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1. Roger M. Tagg (Independent)

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@article{tagg_vldb84,
        title = {{End User Access to Very Large Databases in an Automated Office/Workstation Environment}},
        author = {Tagg, Roger M.},
        journal = {PVLDB},
        series = {{VLDB} '84},
        pages = {272},
        year = {1984}
}

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