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Performance comparison of in-memory and disk-based databases using transaction processing performance council (TPC) benchmarking
English
2018
Journal of Internet and Information Systems
English
Database performance throughput is one of the main measurements of the application effectiveness or a system, in terms of speed and delivery. Higher application efficiency is always a goal for any organization; therefore, finding the way to improve the database performance has priority. There are two main factors that can contribute to performance gain or slowness. Firstly, how well designed the database structure is in terms of data types, referential integrity, and indexes. Secondly, the
doi:10.5897/jiis2018.0106
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