Application of Improved B+-Trees Algorithm in Embedded Database

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B+-trees algorithm is a high efficient and common-used data organization algorithm in database system. But B+-trees algorithm has a disadvantage of low storage utilization. This disadvantage has a bad effect especially on embedded database systems, which have limit storage. To overcome this drawback, this paper presents an improved B+-trees algorithm, and applies it to an embedded database-Berkeley DB. Experimental results show that the improved B+-trees algorithm can attain higher storage utilization at the expense of more execution time than the conventional B+-trees algorithm.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 655-657)

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1779-1782

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January 2013

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