A performance evaluation of OID mapping techniques:

Abstract: "In this paper, three techniques to implement logical OIDs are thoroughly evaluated: hashing, B-trees and a technique called direct mapping. Among these three techniques, direct mapping is the most robust; it induces at most one page fault to map an OID, and it scales very well to lar...

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Main Author: Eickler, André (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Passau 1995
Series:Universität <Passau> / Fakultät für Mathematik und Informatik: MIP 1995,07
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Summary:Abstract: "In this paper, three techniques to implement logical OIDs are thoroughly evaluated: hashing, B-trees and a technique called direct mapping. Among these three techniques, direct mapping is the most robust; it induces at most one page fault to map an OID, and it scales very well to large, rapidly growing databases. Furthermore, the clustering of handles that are used to map logical OIDs is studied. In particular, the performance of B-trees and direct mapping can improve significantly if the handles of objects that are frequently accessed by the same methods are clustered. For direct mapping, two placement policies are compared: linear and matrix clustering."
Physical Description:21 S. graph. Darst.

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