List of Tables

1. A decomposed clause and its description.
2. Goal and its description.
3. State of Parent(child_name,parent_name).
4. Decomposed Prolog Program.
5. External Matching.
6. Internal Matching.
7. Auxiliary Relations.
8. Attributes of the Matchings and auxiliary relations.
9. Detecting Jelly Views, the FSM transitions
10. GNUProlog and. SWI-Prolog, operation timings
11. From the ERD to Relations
12. The On Demand vs. Preload Scenarios
13. The tree represented in a tabular form; subject relation.
14. A search for all children of the given parent, Timings.