2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-34058-2_22
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SchenQL: A Concept of a Domain-Specific Query Language on Bibliographic Metadata

Abstract: 0000−0002−5075−7699] , Michael Wolz [0000−0002−9313−7131] , and Ralf Schenkel [0000−0001−5379−5191]Abstract. Information access needs to be uncomplicated, users rather use incorrect data which is easily received than correct information which is harder to obtain. Querying bibliographic metadata from digital libraries mainly supports simple textual queries. A user's demand for answering more sophisticated queries could be fulfilled by the usage of SQL. As such means are highly complex and challenging even for t… Show more

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“…For simplicity, we refer to SchenQL including its GUI as the SchenQL system. SchenQL was developed to access bibliographic metadata textually, which resembles natural language for casual as well as expert users of digital libraries [21,22]. The fundamental idea is to hide complex syntax behind plain domain-specific vocabulary.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For simplicity, we refer to SchenQL including its GUI as the SchenQL system. SchenQL was developed to access bibliographic metadata textually, which resembles natural language for casual as well as expert users of digital libraries [21,22]. The fundamental idea is to hide complex syntax behind plain domain-specific vocabulary.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To close this gap, we present the SchenQL Query Language, in short SchenQL 4 , for the domain of bibliographic metadata [21,22]. SchenQL is designed to be easily utilised by experts as well as casual users from the domain as it uses the vocabulary of digital libraries in its syntax.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%