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Comparisons Between MongoDB and MS-SQL Databases on the TWC Website

Owing to the huge amount of data in websites to be analysed, web innovative services are required to support them with high scalability and availability. The main reason of using NoSQL databases is for considering the huge amount of data and expressing large-scale distributed computations using Map-Reduce techniques. To enhance the service quality of customers and solve the problems of the huge...

Using SQL primitives and parallel DB servers to speed up knowledge discovery in large relational databases

Efficiency is crucial in KDD (Knowledge Discovery in Databases), due to the huge amount of data stored in commercial databases. We argue that high efficiency in KDD can be achieved by combining two approaches, namely mapping KDD functionality onto standard DBMS operations and executing KDD tasks on a parallel SQL server. We propose generic KDD primitives which underly the candidate-rule evaluat...

Using Oracle GoldenGate 12c with SQL Server Databases

SQL Server Megaservers: Scalability, Availability, Manageability

Microsoft® SQL ServerTM has evolved to support huge databases and applications, including multiterabyte databases used by millions of people. SQL Server achieves this scalability by supporting scale up on symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) systems, allowing users to add processors, memory, disks and networking to build a large single node, as well as scale out on multinode clusters, allowing a huge...

Concurrent Call Level Interfaces Based on an Embedded Thread Safe Local Memory Structure

Performance is traditionally considered one of the most significant concerns in intensive database applications. Several architectural tactics may be taken to minimize the possibility of coming across with any performance bottleneck. One of them is the usage of Call Level Interfaces (CLI). CLI are low level API that provide a high performance environment to execute SQL statements on relational ...