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PERSISTENT DATABASES THAT PERFORM

Frans Alexander Henskens, Maurice G Ashton

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Conventional computer systems implement a dichotomy of storage mechanisms: a file store which provides a durable repository allowing data to exist after the creating program has ceased execution (such data is termed long-term data), and

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Conventional computer systems implement a dichotomy of storage mechanisms: a file store which provides a durable repository allowing data to exist after the creating program has ceased execution (such data is termed long-term data), and

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Conventional computer systems implement a dichotomy of storage mechanisms: a file store which provides a durable repository allowing data to exist after the creating program has ceased execution (such data is termed long-term data), and

Key concepts: Computer science, Database, Interface (matter), Exploit, IBM, Programmer, Persistent data structure, Operating system

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