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Subject: | DB Algorithm Essay, please help |
Date: | 2000-12-13 17:16:04 |
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Hi!
My name is Daniel Åkerud, a swedish studen, writing an essay for my exam.
The label will be something like: "Database algorithms".
I know it is a complex task, and will ofcourse, as soon as possible,
specify more preciesly what it will be about.
I have thoughts about writing about, for example, how searching a
database will go faster by indexing certain columns in a table.
And what makes this same procedure slower by indexing wrong, or
too many. (Correct me if I am wrong).
I assume that there is a cascade of algorithms inside the code
of a databasemanager. There is no doubt work for me :)
Do you have any tips of places where I can gather information?
Do you recommend a book in this topic?
I have plans of investingating some of the code in several of the Open
Source databasemanagers out there.
Thank you,
I really appreciate your help!
Daniel Åkerud
SoftwareEngineering, Malmö University.
daniel_akerud(at)mailandnews(dot)com
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