database processingの例文

• All of these factors in combination have created the need for in-database processing.
• Such program objects must be storable and transportable for database processing, therefore they usually are named as persistent objects.
• Exadata storage servers perform block storage functions and also run application software . to offload data-intensive database processing into storage closest to the data.
• In addition, it is capable of doing heavy-duty business computing, including the big database processing jobs required to support busy electronic commerce Web sites and business resource planning.
• At that point, the need for in-database processing had become more pressing as the amount of data available to collect and analyze continues to grow exponentially ( due largely to the rise of the Internet ), from megabytes to gigabytes, terabytes and petabytes.
• The theory behind WebZinger is that database processing and playback technology turns information : The result is a search engine that searches, locates, evaluates, downloads, formats and plays back search results in the form of a multimedia slide show while you use other desktop applications.
• In 1999, he produced a complete website for a retail Internet startup, from GUI to database processing, He has spent the next two years developing ideas and methods for a better model of Internet presentations and entertainment employing Adobe Flash and Caligari Truespace as tools.
• In 2002 it took over the company Network Systems, which specialised in computer software for database processing and e-procurement platforms; and the next year MKG Qualiting produced the first online quality database to enable real time consultation and analysis of a particular hotel with respect to quality criteria.
• Various distributed applications at NCSS pioneered early implementations of teleconferencing, inter-user messaging, client / server database processing ( before commercial SQL systems existed ), and file sharing, both on a single machine and between machines . ( An interprocess communication interface, for example, was implemented providing transparent read / write access between remote applications & ndash; using normal file system I / O, analogous to a UNIX pipe.