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The performance of three database storage structures for managing large objects
1992
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This study analyzes the performance of the storage structures ond algorithms employed in three experimental database storage systems -EXODUS, Starburst, and EOS -for managing large unstructured general-purpose objects. All three mechanisms are segment-based in that the krrge object is stored in a sequence of segments, each consisting of physically contiguous disk blocks. To analyze the algorithms we measured object creation time, sequential scan time, storage utilization in the pre.renee of
doi:10.1145/141484.130324
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