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Aggregation in Constraint Databases

We discuss the issues that arise when we add aggregation to a constraint database query language. One example of the use of ag-gregation in such a context is to compute the area of a region in a geographic database. We show how aggregation could be added to the query language, tuple calculus, and discuss the problems that arise from the interaction of aggregate operators and constraints.