Although NoSQL databases are claimed to be schemaless, several NoSQL database
vendors have chosen JSON as agile data representation format and provide a JSON-based …

Abstract tXSchema (Currim et al., 2004) is a framework (a language and a suite of tools) for
the creation and validation of time-varying XML documents. A tXSchema schema is …

Background The schema versioning technique allows changes to the database schema with
continued support of previous schemata and their corresponding data, which are retained …

The JSON Schema language lacks explicit support for defining time-varying schemas of
JSON documents. Moreover, existing JSON NoSQL databases (eg, MongoDB, CouchDB) …

In information systems, not only do data change over time, but also database schemata
evolve frequently as a response to evolving application requirements. In the literature …

Abstract Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents are associated with time in two
ways:(1) XML documents evolve over time and (2) XML documents contain temporal …

Adding Temporal Constraints to XML Schema Page 1 Adding Temporal Constraints to XML
Schema Faiz A. Currim, Member, IEEE, Sabah A. Currim, Curtis E. Dyreson, Richard T …

Schema versioning is an indispensable feature for applications using temporal databases
and requiring an entire history of data and schema. tXSchema [7] is an infrastructure for …

Tauxschema is a framework for constructing and validating time-varying XML documents
through the use of a temporal schema. This latter ties together a conventional schema (ie, A …

Although temporal XML data are being stored and manipulated by several XML-based
applications in different domains (eg, e-commerce, e-health), there is neither a temporal …