Introduction Database Management Systems / USA Abstract Database Management Systems / Relational Systems / Microsoft / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
middleware server / query processing / database systems / supply chain management / textbook database systems / query processor / multi-core systems / online server systems / connectivity protocol / influential software systems / open-source systems / software systems / transaction processing monitor / online transactions / host operating systems / customer relationship management / buffer management / content management systems / earliest multi-user server systems / database server / database management systems / middle-tier server / different connectivity protocols / middleware systems / data management / concurrent server systems / multi-processor / e - commerce / social networks / web server / computing / important software infrastructure / web-based commerce / software architecture / intense corporate software development / /
OperatingSystem
UNIX / Linux / Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
University of California / Berkeley / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
Position
transaction manager / manager to the client / user-space scheduler / manager / query executor / and storage manager / DBMS Process Manager / operating system kernel scheduler / communications manager / lock manager / Client Communications Manager / process manager / application-level thread scheduler / OS scheduler / log manager / manager cleaning / scheduler / Transactional Storage Manager / manager freeing / Manager of a DBMS / memory manager / /
ProgrammingLanguage
SQL / Microsoft SQL Server / /
ProvinceOrState
California / Massachusetts / /
Technology
CRM / JDBC connectivity protocol / relational database / UNIX / Linux / API / query processor / hellerstein@cs.berkeley.edu Massachusetts Institute of Technology / operating system / DBMS / operating systems / relational query processor / content management / RDBMS / web server / different connectivity protocols / /
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