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Mass Data Storage Management Technology Research

Xie Yu-bo

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Mass data storage management becomes more and more important in process of many areas.Key techniques about this including storage structure,hierarchical storage,auto import,process control,concurrent design and data service were stated.Last,combining present development of mass data storage and management,it pointed out some new direction of it.

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Mass data storage management becomes more and more important in process of many areas.Key techniques about this including storage structure,hierarchical storage,auto import,process control,concurrent design and data service were stated.Last,combining present development of mass data storage and management,it pointed out some new direction of it.

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Mass data storage management becomes more and more important in process of many areas.Key techniques about this including storage structure,hierarchical storage,auto import,process control,concurrent design and data service were stated.Last,combining present development of mass data storage and management,it pointed out some new direction of it.

Key concepts: Computer science, Mass storage, Computer data storage, Key (lock), Data management, Information repository, Process (computing), Storage management

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