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Oracle Database In-Memory: A dual format in-memory database
The Oracle Database In-Memory Option allows Oracle to function as the industry-first dual-format in-memory database. Row formats are ideal for OLTP workloads which typically use indexes to limit their data access to a small set of rows, while column formats are better suited for Analytic operations...
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| creator | Lahiri, Tirthankar Chavan, Shasank Colgan, Maria Das, Dinesh Ganesh, Amit Gleeson, Mike Hase, Sanket Holloway, Allison Kamp, Jesse Teck-Hua Lee Loaiza, Juan Macnaughton, Neil Marwah, Vineet Mukherjee, Niloy Mullick, Atrayee Muthulingam, Sujatha Raja, Vivekanandhan Roth, Marty Soylemez, Ekrem Zait, Mohamed |
| description | The Oracle Database In-Memory Option allows Oracle to function as the industry-first dual-format in-memory database. Row formats are ideal for OLTP workloads which typically use indexes to limit their data access to a small set of rows, while column formats are better suited for Analytic operations which typically examine a small number of columns from a large number of rows. Since no single data format is ideal for all types of workloads, our approach was to allow data to be simultaneously maintained in both formats with strict transactional consistency between them. |
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