A Script Language for Data Integration in Database
Qingguo Zheng

TL;DR
This paper introduces a script language designed for data transformation in databases, which can be translated into SQL and easily modified via text files for flexible data integration tasks.
Contribution
It presents a new script language that simplifies data transformation and integration by allowing easy modifications without changing underlying programs.
Findings
The script language can be translated into SQL for execution.
It supports common database operations like insert, update, delete, union, intersect, and minus.
It enables flexible data transformation through editable text scripts.
Abstract
A Script Language in this paper is designed to transform the original data into the target data by the computing formula. The Script Language can be translated into the corresponding SQL Language, and the computation is finally implemented by the first type of dynamic SQL. The Script Language has the operations of insert, update, delete, union, intersect, and minus for the table in the database.The Script Language is edited by a text file and you can easily modify the computing formula in the text file to deal with the situations when the computing formula have been changed. So you only need modify the text of the script language, but needn't change the programs that have complied.
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TopicsDistributed and Parallel Computing Systems
