Abstract
While much recent work has focussed on the performance of transaction systems where individual transactions have deadlines, our research addresses the semantics of data usage in real-time applications and its integration with real-time resource management, in particular, the timeless value of real-time data and the inherent path and not state-based constraints on concurrency control. Central to our research is the idea of similarity which is a reflexive, symmetric relation over the domain of a data object. By exploiting the similarity relation, we propose a class of efficient data-access policies for real-time data objects. We shall also discuss the design of a distributed real-time data-access interface. Our goal is to build a database facility which can support predictable real-time applications involving high-speed communication, information access, and multimedia.
Published Version
Talk to us
Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have
Schedule a call