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State of the Art and Design of VOD Systems - Sanchez, Mosquera, Gulias.. (2000) (Correct)
....implemented using the concurrent functional programming Erlang, and how some of the modules simulate the low level details that will furnish the actual system. Finally, some conclusions are presented. 2 State of the Art 2. 1 Enterprise Solutions Oracle Video Server Oracle Video Server (OVS) [1,2] system is a implementation of video server technology which store, manage, deliver and display digital multimedia data on demand. It is available for Solaris and Windows NT platforms. It can provide real time video feed and normal video on demand service. It has a client server architecture, the ....
\Oracle Video Server System Technical Overview". Release 3.0 for UNIX. Oracle White Paper, 1998.
Scalable Update Propagation in Epidemic Replicated Databases - Rabinovich, Gehani, Kononov (1995) (18 citations) (Correct)
....our protocol promises significant reduction of overhead. 1 Introduction Data replication is often used in distributed systems to improve system availability and performance. Examples of replicated systems abound and include both research prototypes (e.g. 5, 14] and commercial systems (e.g. [8, 10]) Many of these systems use an epidemic [4] approach to maintain replica consistency. In this approach, user operations are performed on a single replica. Asynchronously, a separate activity (termed anti entropy in [4] compares version information (e.g. timestamps) of different copies of data ....
....x i will be declared newer, since its sequence number is greater. It will override x j in the next execution of update propagation. Thus, Lotus protocol does not satisfy the correctness criteria of Section 2.1. 8. 2 Oracle Symmetric Replication Protocol Oracle s Symmetric Replication protocol [10] is not an epidemic protocol is a strict sense. It does not perform comparison of replica control state to determine obsolete replicas. Instead, it uses a simple approach outlined in the Introduction of this paper. Every server keeps track of the updates it performs and periodically ships them to ....
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The Tertiary Level in a Functional Cluster-based.. - Barreiro.. (2001) (1 citation) Self-citation (Server) (Correct)
....real scenario that illustrates how the tertiary level works when a user makes one video object request is presented. Finally, some conclusions are presented. 2 State of the Art In the enterprise world there are di erent types of products, some more focused in LAN such as the Oracle Video Server [1, 2] and IBM DB2 Digital Library Video Charger [3] other more focused to the Internet, such Real Networks RealVideo Server, Sun StorEdge Media Central or Apple Darwin Streaming Server (OpenSource solution) There are also companies that build ad hoc solutions, frequently using the above systems, such ....
\Oracle Video Server System Technical Overview". Release 3.0 for UNIX. Oracle White Paper, 1998.
Today's DBMSs: How autonomic are they? - Said Elnaffar Wendy (2003) (Correct)
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Oracle 9i Materialized Views. An Oracle White Paper, May 2001. http://technet.oracle.com/products/oracle9i/pdf/o9i_mv.pdf
Today's DBMSs: How autonomic are they? - Said Elnaffar Wendy (2003) (Correct)
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Oracle 9i Manageability Features. An Oracle White Paper, September 2001. http://www.oracle.com/ip/deploy/database/oracle9i/collateral/m a_bwp10.pdf
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