I am trying to make a horizontal menu look pretty. Here\'s an example of what my HTML looks like. <div id=\"menu\">
Here is my scenario: I have table A, that has 4 rows (id, col1, col2, col3) with a UNIQUE index put on the last 3 rows (id is primary key). Lets suppose there are 2 users: user Foo and user Bar.
Reading Nathan Hurst\'s Visual Guide to NoSQL Systems, he includes the CAP triangle: Consistency Availibility
I have a Product database table with columns such as product_id, price, and inventory_count. A user clicks to buy a certain product at a certain price. My program generates a confirmation page listin
Read-your-own-writes consistency is great improvement from the so called eventual consistency: if I change my profile picture I don\'t care if others see the change a minute later, but it looks weird
I\'m working on a project using a LEON2 Processor (Sparc V8). The processor uses 8Mbytes of RAM that need to be consistency checked during the Self-Test of my Boot.
From the NimbusDB website: Our distributed non-blocking atomic commit protocol allows database transaction processing at any available node.
From Memory Consistancy Property, we know that: \"Actions in a thread prior to placing an object into any concurrent collection happen-before actions subsequent to the access or removal of that elemen
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When there is high concurrency up开发者_StackOverflowdates in index table how hbase ensure index consistency with data? that scan on index table won\'t see obsolete data when query primary table.