Techi11 Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 I'm looking at file structure in databases, especially B and B+ trees. I'm having trouble understanding these concepts, therefore I'm looking to you for help. -- Example of file structure using B and B+ trees in DBMS CREATE TABLE Employee ( id INT, name VARCHAR(50), PRIMARY KEY (id) ); I'm not looking for a quick fix; I want to really grasp how file structure works in databases with B and B+ trees. As I read this post, could you explain these principles in clearer terms? What are some frequent errors to avoid, and how may B and B+ trees be used efficiently to organize data? Your comments and examples would be really helpful in better understanding this issue. Let's work together to organize files in databases! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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