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online transaction processing
See transaction processing and OLCP.
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lt;p>Called the Exadata Database Machine Version 2, it combines Intel-based servers and other Sun hardware with Oracle's database and storage management software in a rack-based system optimized for enterprise data warehousing and high-speed online transaction processing (OLTP).
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Designed as a solution to most I/O bottlenecks where transaction and storage response times are critical, the system especially benefits online transaction processing, online analytical processing, modeling and heavy-duty video servers.
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The test was conducted using the Transaction Processing Performance Council's "C" methodology for measuring online transaction processing (OLTP) performance.
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