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Replicated Data Management for Mobile ComputingPartial Replication

Replicated Data Management for Mobile Computing: Partial Replication [As shown in Section 2.7, many mobile scenarios involve devices that store partial replicas containing only a subset of the items in a data collection. Partial (or filtered) replication supports devices with limited storage and can reduce communication by selectively disseminating items only to the devices where they are needed. The replication protocols and techniques described above ignore issues that arise with partial replicas. These issues include How do devices decide which items to retain in their partial replicas, i.e., specify the items of interest?When and where are filters applied to items propagating between replicas?What happens when a device changes its interests?What happens when items are updated causing them to move in or out of a device’s interest set?What constraints must be placed on synchronization topologies that include partial replicas?] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Replicated Data Management for Mobile ComputingPartial Replication

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Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Copyright
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2008
ISBN
978-3-031-01349-2
Pages
49 –55
DOI
10.1007/978-3-031-02477-1_5
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Abstract

[As shown in Section 2.7, many mobile scenarios involve devices that store partial replicas containing only a subset of the items in a data collection. Partial (or filtered) replication supports devices with limited storage and can reduce communication by selectively disseminating items only to the devices where they are needed. The replication protocols and techniques described above ignore issues that arise with partial replicas. These issues include How do devices decide which items to retain in their partial replicas, i.e., specify the items of interest?When and where are filters applied to items propagating between replicas?What happens when a device changes its interests?What happens when items are updated causing them to move in or out of a device’s interest set?What constraints must be placed on synchronization topologies that include partial replicas?]

Published: Jan 1, 2008

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