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International Conference on Very Large Data Bases Edinburgh - Scotland - UK 7th - 10th September 1999 |
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VLDB'99 Session Slides
Further details of the sessions can be found either on the Industrial Sessions, Invited Talks or Panel pages.
Industrial Sessions
Industrial Session 1: Data Management in a Networked World
- Roger Bamford, Rafiul Ahad and Angelo Pruscino, Oracle A Scalable and Highly Available Networked Database Architecture (266KB)
- Chris Pound, British Telecommunications plc In Cyberspace No One Can Hear You Scream (1,735KB)
- James Hamilton, Microsoft Networked Data Management Design Points (1,1191KB)
Industrial Session 2: Some Innovations in Microsoft SQL Server
- Adam Blum, Microsoft Automated Semantic Extraction from Databases in Microsoft SQL Server's English Query (110KB)
- Goetz Graefe, Microsoft The Value of Merge-Join and Hash-Join in Microsoft SQL Server and Relational Query Processing(2,322KB)
- David Campbell, Microsoft Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. Locking, Logging and Recovery Architecture (186KB)
Industrial Session 3: Data Warehousing: Experiences, Challenges, and Directions
- Introduction (61KB)
- Ray Welsh, Informix Building a Data Warehouse for Scalabilty and Flexibility (1,757KB)
- Andy Witkowski, Oracle Year 2000 Challenges for Data Warehouses (276KB)
- Thomas Zurek and Markus Sinnwell, SAP AG Data Warehousing Has More Colours Than Just Black White (35KB)
Invited Speakers
- Rudolf Munz, SAP AG Usage Scenarios of DBMS (1,148KB)
- Steve DeRose, Chief Scientist, Inso Corporation, Adjunct Associate Professor, Brown University, Scholarly Technology Group What Do Those Weird XML Types Want, Anyway? (608KB)
10 Year Award Talk
- C. Mohan, IBM Almaden Research Center Repeating History Beyond ARIES (388KB)
Panel
Active Storage Hierarchy, Database Systems and Applications Socratic Exegesis
- Felipe Cariño Jr., FileTek Database Trends and Storage Needs: Road to Yottabytes (including panel introduction) (1,884KB)
- Theodore Johnson, AT&T Labs - Research Storage Trends Disk, Optical, Tape (495KB)
- John Burgess, FileTek StorHouse - Active Archive (280KB)
- William O’Connell, IBM Toronto Laboratory Directions with NASDs, SANs, Active Disk and Tapes (345KB)
- Joel Saltz, University of Maryland Applications and Storage Needs (1,799KB)
