Event processing with an oracle database
Published 14 June 2005
Bob Thome, Dieter Gawlick, Maria Pratt
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This paper examines how active database technology developed over the past few years has been put to use to solve real world problems and discusses why this technology was best suited to solving these problems.
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In this paper, we examine how active database technology developed over the past few years has been put to use to solve real world problems. We note how the technology had to be extended beyond the feature set originally identified in early research to meet these real-world needs, and discuss why this technology was best suited to solving these problems.
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