Distributed databases: principles and definition
Distributed databases
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Distributed databases: principles and definition
Distributed databases

Authors : Claude CHRISMENT, Geneviève PUJOLLE, Gilles ZURFLUH

Publication date: December 10, 1993

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2. Distributed databases: principles and definition

Developments in IT techniques over the last twenty years have made it possible to adapt IT tools to company organization (and not the other way round). The power of microcomputers and workstations, the reliability and flexibility of relational DBMSs, and the performance of networks mean that IT resources can be distributed in a way that preserves the essential, i.e. database consistency.

2.1 Definition

A distributed database (RDB) is a structured and consistent set of data, stored on separate processors, and managed by a distributed database management system (RDBMS) (figure 1 )....

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