Background
Schiltz, Serge Jean-Marie was born on August 23, 1967 in Luxembourg. Arrived in Switzerland, 1987. Son of François and Marie-Louise (Massonet) Schiltz.
(In object-oriented programming languages, the locality of...)
In object-oriented programming languages, the locality of methods manipulating exactly one object stands in contrast to the globality of transactions used for accessing databases. In order to allow the programmer to define methods without knowing the context within which they will be executed, the author defines a new concept, the Atomic Method, which can be used instead of transactions in most situations. An interesting application of the Atomic Method concept is the Unified Memory Management System, which presents the whole set of a computer's memories to the user as one large, uniform, and persistent object store.
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information systems specialist
Schiltz, Serge Jean-Marie was born on August 23, 1967 in Luxembourg. Arrived in Switzerland, 1987. Son of François and Marie-Louise (Massonet) Schiltz.
Diploma in information, University Fribourg, Switzerland, 1990. Diploma in mathematics, University Fribourg, Switzerland, 1991. Doctor of Science in Information, University Fribourg, Switzerland, 1994.
Master of Business Administration, City University Zurich, Switzerland, 1996.
Graduate assistant University Fribourg, 1990-1994. Senior assistant manager Swiss Life, Zurich, since 1994.
(In object-oriented programming languages, the locality of...)
Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (affiliate), Staten Island, Association Computing Machinery.