Consider a Table T with a key field k. A and B tree of order P denotes the maximum number of record pointers in a B tree. Assume K is 10 bytes long disk block size is 512 Bytes. Record pointer is 8 Bytes and block pointer size is 5 Bytes long in order for each P tree node to fit in a single disk block the maximum value of P.

Consider a Table T with a key field k. A and B tree of order P denotes the maximum number of record pointers in a B tree. Assume K is 10 bytes long disk block size is 512 Bytes. Record pointer is 8 Bytes and block pointer size is 5 Bytes long in order for each P tree node to fit in a single disk block the maximum value of P.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter17: Linked Lists

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