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1998

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Component DBMS Architecture for Nomadic Computing

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Component DBMS Architecture for Nomadic Computing

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Current database management system technology is unable to provide adequate support for Nomadic Computing. Mobile applications require systems which are sufficiently lightweight and customisable to provide high performance while consuming minimal power, yet extensible enough to adapt to a constantly changing environment. Current DBMS architectures do not provide this level of customization or adaptability. In this paper we introduce Component-Based Database Management Systems (CBDMS) and discuss their suitability for mobile computing.

Julie A. McCann, J. S. Crane

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Added	01 Nov 2010
Updated	01 Nov 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1998
Where	BNCOD
Authors	Julie A. McCann, J. S. Crane

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