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What is Hoarding

Handbook of Research on Innovations in Database Technologies and Applications: Current and Future Trends
An extension of caching that caches not only the requested data but also additional, potentially necessary data.
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Caching, Hoarding, and Replication in Client/Server Information Systems with Mobile Clients
Hagen Höpfner (International University in Germany, Germany)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-242-8.ch028
Abstract
Redundant data management is a must in client server information systems with mobile clients. Based on the level of autonomy of mobile devices/ users techniques for handling such data can be divided into caching, hoarding, and replication. These three terms are often used incorrectly in the literature. To our knowledge the exact definition of the terms has never been published in an international book or journal. We fill this gap with this article. We furthermore explain the terms cache replacement, cache invalidation, cache maintenance, automated hoarding, and synchronization of replicated data.
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