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Network Services Database-a distributed active real-time database (DARTDB) application

Rajendran M. Sivasankaran, Bhaskar Purimetla, John A. Stankovic, Krithi Ramamritham

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A methodical study of real-time database applications can help identify the important research issues in real-time databases. The authors discuss the data and transaction characteristics of a telephone network services database in an attempt to study real-time database issues in the context of an application and to identify new research issues. Network services databases are soft/firm real-time systems and provide support for the service-providing intelligent network. They also present a brief explanation of a distributed active real-time database simulator built for the purpose of experimenting with issues that arise in applications such as the Network Services Database.>

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Key concepts: Database, Real-time database, Computer science, Active database, Transaction log, Database transaction, Distributed database, Intelligent database