The aim of this work is to implement an approach for the synthesis of variable data insertion procedures for structureindependent databases. This approach makes it possible to synthesize procedures for inserting data into databases, in which two types of inhomogeneities will be absent: inhomogeneities associated with various forms of representation of minimal structural units; semantic heterogeneities associated with the use of elements that are semantically heterogeneous to the elements of the structure of a structure-independent database. Due to the absence of these inhomogeneities, the productivity of the procedures will be increased in comparison with the initial one. The approbation is carried out on the example of a structure-independent database based on the Tenzer data model. As a result of the work carried out, the following were obtained: the minimum unit of data storage for the database, built on the basis of the Tenzer model; algorithm of action using the developed minimum data storage unit; procedure code. As the minimum data storage unit, a triple of the form <Object, Property, Value> was chosen, and checking the obtained algorithm of actions showed that all the elements present are homogeneous to the database structure based on the Tenzer data model, which indicates the successful testing of this approach.
The EISCAT meteor-head method – a review and recent observations
