Materialized Views 1999
DOI: 10.7551/mitpress/4472.003.0031
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Maintenance of Data Cubes and Summary Tables in a Warehouse

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“…There are a number of solutions that avoid the inconsistency. They are based among others on: (1) applying algorithms that compensate for out-of-date data in MVs, e.g., (Zhuge et al, 1995;Zhuge et al, 1996;Agrawal et al, 1997;Zhuge et al, 1999), (2) maintaining versions of MVs, where one is being refreshed while the other is being read, e.g., (Quass & Widom, 1997), and (3) using additional data structures and transactions, e.g., (Colby et al, 1996;Mumick et al, 1996). Zhou et al (2007) present a condensed operator in the context of maintenance of MVs.…”
Section: Real-time Data Warehousingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a number of solutions that avoid the inconsistency. They are based among others on: (1) applying algorithms that compensate for out-of-date data in MVs, e.g., (Zhuge et al, 1995;Zhuge et al, 1996;Agrawal et al, 1997;Zhuge et al, 1999), (2) maintaining versions of MVs, where one is being refreshed while the other is being read, e.g., (Quass & Widom, 1997), and (3) using additional data structures and transactions, e.g., (Colby et al, 1996;Mumick et al, 1996). Zhou et al (2007) present a condensed operator in the context of maintenance of MVs.…”
Section: Real-time Data Warehousingmentioning
confidence: 99%