1 managing long linked lists using lock free techniques
... operations will be recorded in the work queue and may be completed by a later executing process when it accesses the shared data structure. 2.3 Non-Blocking Linked Lists Non-blocking algorithms that are specific to particular data structures are typically more efficient than universal methods. In th ...
... operations will be recorded in the work queue and may be completed by a later executing process when it accesses the shared data structure. 2.3 Non-Blocking Linked Lists Non-blocking algorithms that are specific to particular data structures are typically more efficient than universal methods. In th ...
where not exists
... • With PL/SQL you will be able to do many jobs in oracle that require programming, such as writing triggers, functions, and so on. • In a PL/SQL block you can use queries such in anywhere else. ...
... • With PL/SQL you will be able to do many jobs in oracle that require programming, such as writing triggers, functions, and so on. • In a PL/SQL block you can use queries such in anywhere else. ...
A DATABASE APPROACH TO COMMUNICATION IN VLSI DESIGN
... For the actual test of the retrieval times, a macroexpander program [Pay801 was used. This program reads the logical description of a high level component from the database. The user then specifics the levels to be expanded. Thus, if the user specified the program to expand all levels down to the tr ...
... For the actual test of the retrieval times, a macroexpander program [Pay801 was used. This program reads the logical description of a high level component from the database. The user then specifics the levels to be expanded. Thus, if the user specified the program to expand all levels down to the tr ...
The SELECT Command
... Minimally logged operation Non-logged operation Nondeterministic function Operator precedence Parameters Parsing Procedure Qualifying conditions Query mode Relational result ...
... Minimally logged operation Non-logged operation Nondeterministic function Operator precedence Parameters Parsing Procedure Qualifying conditions Query mode Relational result ...
GIS in Water Resource Consortium
... Follow a drop of water from where it falls on the land, to the stream, and all the way to the ocean. ...
... Follow a drop of water from where it falls on the land, to the stream, and all the way to the ocean. ...
Paper
... By the early 90’s many people claimed that the traditional databases started facing some limitations: they force all data to adhere to an explicitly specified schema, which can be very annoying as data elements and Structures may change along the execution path of an application. This is what gave b ...
... By the early 90’s many people claimed that the traditional databases started facing some limitations: they force all data to adhere to an explicitly specified schema, which can be very annoying as data elements and Structures may change along the execution path of an application. This is what gave b ...
Paper - George Karypis
... vectors resulting from the trapezoidal forward eliminations of its children supernodes. The bitmask based data distribution ensures that this can be achieved with at most two steps of point-to-point communications among pairs of processors. Then each processor performs a serial extend-add operation ...
... vectors resulting from the trapezoidal forward eliminations of its children supernodes. The bitmask based data distribution ensures that this can be achieved with at most two steps of point-to-point communications among pairs of processors. Then each processor performs a serial extend-add operation ...
chapter 8: online analytical processing(olap)
... → number of users • One approach can be → pre-compute the most commonly queried aggregates and → compute the remaining aggregates on-the-fly 2) Analytic • The system must provide rich analytic-functionality. • Most queries should be answered without any programming. • The system should be able to co ...
... → number of users • One approach can be → pre-compute the most commonly queried aggregates and → compute the remaining aggregates on-the-fly 2) Analytic • The system must provide rich analytic-functionality. • Most queries should be answered without any programming. • The system should be able to co ...
KDD-99 Panel Report: Data Mining into Vertical Solutions
... Dorian Pyle: In an ideal world, the software would do what the user wants, not what the user said they want. The answer to date has been to encapsulate particular domain knowledge with the power of data mining tools and give them a business face. Data mining, the core technology, is invisibly wrappe ...
... Dorian Pyle: In an ideal world, the software would do what the user wants, not what the user said they want. The answer to date has been to encapsulate particular domain knowledge with the power of data mining tools and give them a business face. Data mining, the core technology, is invisibly wrappe ...
