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This video describes Virtual Storage Option (SVO) that is used by nonshared DEDBs and how emergency and cold starts are processed.
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This video continues the discussion of SVSO, its implementation, and possible failure scenarios.
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This video starts the discussion of Shared Virtual Storage Option (SVSO) and how and why it's used for DEDBs.
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This describes Fast Path emergency restarts and cold starts.
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This video describes the DMAC, which provides a physical description of an AREA, and how space is managed for SDEPs in DEDBs.
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This video provides an overview sequential dependent segments (SDEPs) and how and why they are used in Fast Path DEDBs.
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This video reviews Fast Path DEDB processing (versus full-function databases). The video also discusses Fast Path failures, emergency restarts, and cold starts.
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This video describes the application view, the 31-bit buffer manager, the 64-bit buffer manager, SVSO buffering, and private buffers for HSSP and other utilities.
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This video describes other considerations for Fast Path applications.
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This video describes how applications insert, retrieve, delete, replace, and do other processing of SDEPs.
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This video covers SETR, HSSP, and BMP checkpointing facilities used for Fast Path.
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This video describes common status codes that are unique to DEDBs and MSDBs.
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This video describes field calls, which are unique to DEDBs and MSDBs.
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This video is compares call interfaces, database call, system service calls, command codes, and service codes that are used in full-function databases, DEDBs, and MSDBs.
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This video shows you the steps required to reset Fast Path response mode.
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This video describes common commands for displaying status, changing status, /DBR, and /STOP.
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