A search processor for data base management systems
Very Large Data BasesPublished 13 September 1978
Hans-Otto Leilich, Günther Stiege, Hans Christoph Zeidler
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A special processor for performing the selection and restriction operation of data base management systems by linearly searching large files with very high speed is described.
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A special processor for performing the selection and restriction operation of data base management systems by linearly searching large files with very high speed is described. It includes the reasoning, leading to the architecture and the structure of the search processor and a report on the status and the plans of a research project.
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