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A comparative study of log-only and in-place update based temporal object database systems
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We have previously studied the possible performance gain from using the log-only approach to realize temporal object database systems. Although the log-only approach in its basic form is relatively straightforward, it is not trivial to support features such as steal/no-force buffer management, fuzzy checkpointing, and fast commit. In this paper, we describe in detail algorithms and strategies for object and log management that make support for these features possible.