1994
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-58113-8_185
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Using visual ER query systems in real world applications

Abstract: This paper presents experiences from using a visual ER-based query system within large organisations. The system, Hybrfs, has been used by end-users for retrieving information from relational databases. Hybris exploits ER-schemes, graphical querying and an integrated dictionary browser as important facilities in the user interface.

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“…By contrast the Hybris project [16] integrates the query editor and schema browser. Hybris's approach reduces the user's cognitive load but at the cost of reducing the expressivity of the query language.…”
Section: Conquer: a Conceptual Query Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…By contrast the Hybris project [16] integrates the query editor and schema browser. Hybris's approach reduces the user's cognitive load but at the cost of reducing the expressivity of the query language.…”
Section: Conquer: a Conceptual Query Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…When combining the query by navigation and manipulation mechanisms with the ideas behind visual interfaces for query formulation as described in e.g. [ADD + 92] and [Ros94] powerfull and intuitive tools for computer supported query formulation become feasible. Such tools will also heavily rely on the ideas of direct manipulation interfaces ( [Sch83]) as used in present day computer interfaces.…”
Section: Don't Know What I'm Looking For But I'll Know When I Find Itmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When combining the query by navigation and manipulation mechanisms with the ideas behind visual interfaces for query formulation as described in e.g. [ADD + 92] and [Ros94], powerfull and intuitive tools for computer supported query formulation become feasible, resulting in improved information disclosure. Such tools will also heavily rely on the ideas of direct manipulation interfaces ( [Sch83]) as used in present day computer interfaces.…”
Section: Don't Know What I'm Looking For But I'll Know When I Find Itmentioning
confidence: 99%