Titlebook: Database Recovery; Vijay Kumar,Sang H. Son Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Processing.algorithms.concurrency.datab

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Modeling Conservation Agriculturec Server” or simply “OnLine” [6]. One of the major responsibilities of OnLine is to handle database recovery. Similar to other commercial systems, Informix uses WAL scheme for managing commitment of concurrent transactions and database recovery. It uses logical and physical logs for managing these a

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Edward O. Guerrant Jr.,Bruce M. Pavlike and Oracle instance. The Oracle database is a logical collection of data (tables) that are manipulated and a set of system files that are used to support the desired functions. The Oracle instance, on the other hand, is a set of software modules that are responsible for providing access to the dat

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Database Recovery978-1-4615-5699-2Series ISSN 1386-2944

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Modeling Conservation AgricultureIn this chapter we describe classes of recovery mechanisms on an algorithmic level. We discuss their implementation in some commercial systems in the last chapter of this book. Further information on their implementation can be found in vendors system documents and in Jim Gray’s book [5] and also in Phil Bernstein’s book [1].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2880-4Sybase is a large scale and a complete database management system that provide a number of unique features for processing information efficiently and reliably. In this chapter the recovery module of Sybase is described in detail.

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Recovery Approaches,In this chapter we describe classes of recovery mechanisms on an algorithmic level. We discuss their implementation in some commercial systems in the last chapter of this book. Further information on their implementation can be found in vendors system documents and in Jim Gray’s book [5] and also in Phil Bernstein’s book [1].

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Recovery in Openingres,Ingres has been renamed as OpenIngres beyond the releases 6.4. OpenIngres differs substantially from Ingres in recovery, locking, and logging. We begin with a high level overview of OpenIngres Database Management System and then describe their recovery scheme.