Singhal, 2002 - Google Patents
Update transport: A new technique for update synchronization in replicated database systemsSinghal, 2002
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- 6018332108072942386
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- Singhal M
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- IEEE transactions on software engineering
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A fully distributed approach to update synchronization is presented where each site completely executes every update. This approach has several features-higher resiliency to different kinds of failures, higher parallelism, improved response to user requests, and low …
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