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Database Systems: Distributed Database

Management Systems:



Author: Charles Hayes:


In computer science database

systems are the means, either

manual or automatic, of converting

data into action or decision

information, including the forms,

procedures, and processes which

together provide an organized and

interrelated means of recording,

communicating, processing, and

presenting information relative

to a definable function or activity.





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* Introduction:

@ Distributed Database Management

Systems:

1. Distributed Databases:

A. Advantages of Distribution:

B. Disadvantages of Distribution:

2. Distributed Database Architecture:

3. Distributed Database Design:

4. Distributed Query Processing:

5. Update Synchronization:

6. Distributed Recovery:

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