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B-tree Defined
A tree structure for storing database indexes. Each node in the tree contains a sorted list of key values and links that correspond to ranges of key values between the listed values. To find a specific data record given its key value, the program reads the first node, or root, from the disk and compares the desired key with the keys in the node to select a subrange of key values to search. It repeats the process with the node indicated by the corresponding link. At the lowest level, the links indicate the data records. The database system can thus rapidly skip down through the levels of the tree structure to find the simple index entries that contain the location of the desired records or rows.
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Wed Sep 3
- Shrinking really big files - C / C++ Forum: Shrinking really big files. Get answers to your questions in our C / C++ Forum forum.
Tue Sep 2
- Space-Filling Curves in Geospatial Applications (Dr. Dobb's Journal | July 1, 1999): "B-Tree databases are very efficient with one-dimensiona l data. Ron Gutman shows how Hilbert curves can be used to efficiently manage multidimension al data, with no changes to the underlying database." ;
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- B+ tree - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Data structure used by ReiserFS, BeFS, etc. to store blocks.
Thu Aug 28
- Structure of B-Tree Index Pages
- Interview Questions: Database Indexes | 20bits
- How b-tree database indexes work and how to tell if they are efficient (100' level) | mattfleming.co m
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