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Object Management Process, Issues and Application Examples

Lin et al., 2003

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4019100814824487751
Author
Lin W
Veeravalli B
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Object Management in Distributed Database Systems for Stationary and Mobile Computing Environments: A Competitive Approach

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In this chapter, we will introduce Object Management Process (OMP) in a more generalized sense. As mentioned in Chapter 1, an object, in general, may refer to an indivisible entity ranging from a small text file to a large volume multimedia file, depending on the underlying …
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