Distributed Data Management in Local Area Networks
Summary: Reframes LAN DBMS as like tightly-coupled multiprocessors, so communication costs can be discounted and simpler architectures built atop a transparent distributed OS. Supports claim via a performance model, experiments, and an Ingres port, showing the OS‑transparent design matches or outperforms traditional network‑centric approaches. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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