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@ -1788,7 +1788,7 @@ well enough to allow application-specific extensions to compete with highly
tuned general purpose systems. The next two sections validate the tuned general purpose systems. The next two sections validate the
practicality of such mechanisms by applying them to applications practicality of such mechanisms by applying them to applications
that suffer from long-standing performance problems with traditional databases that suffer from long-standing performance problems with traditional databases
and transactional libraries and transactional libraries.
%This section uses: %This section uses:
@ -1917,7 +1917,7 @@ from the relatively small buffer pool. However, since popular
objects tend to remain in the object cache, multiple update objects tend to remain in the object cache, multiple update
modifications will incur relatively inexpensive log additions, modifications will incur relatively inexpensive log additions,
and are only coalesced into a single modification to the page file and are only coalesced into a single modification to the page file
when the object is flushed from cache. when the object is flushed.
\yad provides a several options to handle UNDO records in the context \yad provides a several options to handle UNDO records in the context
of object serialization. The first is to use a single transaction for of object serialization. The first is to use a single transaction for