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| | | | | In this year's student satisfaction tables, which universities have a good teaching score but low employment prospects? How would you find out? In this post, you'll find out... Whether or not it was one of my resolutions, one of the things I want to do more this year is try to try to make more... | |
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| | | Title and Author of Paper OLTP Through the Looking Glass, and What We Found There, Harizopoulos et al. Summary Disk I/O has been the primary limiting factor in database performance for most commercial databases. However, as prices of main-memory have dropped it has become feasible to keep the entire working set of a database in RAM. With this architectural change, it makes sense to evaluate database design decisions made to avoid disk I/O to see which ones still hold promise in a main-memory world. This paper provides such a performance analysis. | ||
