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Return to Demostrations We consider the integration requirements of modern data intensive applications including data warehousing, global information systems and electronic commerce. At the heart of these requirements lies the schema mapping problem in which a source (legacy) database must be mapped into a different, but fixed, target schema. The goal of schema mapping is the discovery of a query or set of queries to map source databases into the new structure. We demonstrate Clio, a new semi-automated tool for creating schema mappings. Clio employs a mapping-by-example paradigm that relies on the use of value correspondences describing how a value of a target attribute can be created from a set of values of source attributes. ![]() DiSC'02 © 2003 Association for Computing Machinery |