point descriptions 5-7, 10 and 11 extended to intervals
In this paper, we present the results that we have obtained by comparing and testing three well-known database middleware solutions. We have analyzed their features related to global catalog and location trans-parency, transaction management, DML and DDL oper-ations, SQL-dialects mask, referential i...
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Summary: | In this paper, we present the results that we have obtained by comparing and testing three well-known database middleware solutions. We have analyzed their features related to global catalog and location trans-parency, transaction management, DML and DDL oper-ations, SQL-dialects mask, referential integrity, security, scalability, supported data sources and platforms, query optimization, and performance. In particular, we have adapted and implemented the AS3AP benchmark to ex-haustively evaluate the performance of the products. 1 |
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