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Alexander Nikitin
Alexander Nikitin ЗАО ЦФТ
10:15 20 June
45 мин

Updates? Who at all needs your updates?!!

We'll talk about the ways to change the database records without updates. To do this, we'll explore what's going on at the lowest level and see what can happen if we make changes in data files in different operation modes.

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