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9th International Database Engineering & Application Symposium (IDEAS'05)
Semi-Structured Data Management in the Enterprise: A Nimble, High-Throughput, and Scalable Approach
Montreal, Canada
July 25-July 27
ISBN: 0-7695-2404-4
David Maluf, NASA Ames Research Center
David Bell, NASA Ames Research Center
Naveen Ashish, NASA Ames Research Center
Chris Knight, NASA Ames Research Center
Peter Tran, NASA Ames Research Center
In this paper we describe an approach and system for managing enterprise semi-structured data that is high-throughput, nimble, and scalable. We present the NETMARK system, which provides for a "schema-less" way of managing semi-structured documents. We describe in particular detail the unique underlying data storage approach and efficient query processing mechanisms given this storage system. We present an extensive benchmark evaluation of the NETMARK system and also compare it with related XML management systems. At the heart of the approach is the philosophy of a focus on most common data management requirements in the enterprise, and not burdening users and application developers with unnecessary complexity and formal schemas.
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David Maluf, David Bell, Naveen Ashish, Chris Knight, Peter Tran, "Semi-Structured Data Management in the Enterprise: A Nimble, High-Throughput, and Scalable Approach," ideas, pp.115-124, 9th International Database Engineering & Application Symposium (IDEAS'05), 2005
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