论文信息 - The Silicon Database Machine: Rationale, Design, and Results

The Silicon Database Machine: Rationale, Design, and Results

This paper discusses the design of the Silicon Database Machine. We show how the decisions to store the entire database in main memory and to use off-the-shelf components influenced the design of the machine, and how these decisions led to a database system that is fast, easy to implement, and easy to port to new hardware.

William D. Roome | Mary Diane Palmer Leland

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