Page Table is a data structure in Buffer Pool Manager that tracks page status and metadata for efficient memory management in industrial systems.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Size | 16-64 bytes per page | |
| Concurrency | Supports multiple simultaneous accesses | |
| Lookup Time | <1 microsecond | |
| Max Entries | 1000-1000000 | |
| Memory Footprint | Configurable based on buffer pool size |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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The Page Table manages metadata for pages in the buffer pool, enabling efficient memory access, reducing disk operations, and optimizing system performance in industrial computing environments.
It implements algorithms like LRU or Clock to track page usage patterns and determine which pages to evict when the buffer pool reaches capacity, ensuring optimal memory utilization.
Lookup speed, memory efficiency, concurrency handling, and accuracy in tracking page states are critical performance indicators for industrial Page Table implementations.
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