Comparison of DBMS Storage Structures
The sample records shown below illustrate the physical differences in the storage structures used in relational, column-oriented and correlation databases.
| Cust ID | Name | City | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12222 | ABC Corp | Minneapolis | MN |
| 19434 | A1 Mfg | Duluth | MN |
| 20523 | J&J Inc | St. Paul | MN |
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