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Posted by SomeDude on 09/09/05 00:00
On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 06:57:36 -0700, Chung Leong wrote:
> I don't know what you mean by perfect. If I have a data structure I
> want to save, I'd serialize it and store it somewhere, either in a file
> or in text column in a database, so that I could recreate it in memory
> later.
With perfect I mean an alternative way for storing large trees using a
method that will outdo the following common methods:
- adjacency method (easy but query intensive)
- Materialized path
- Joe Celko Nested Sets (or MPTT which has slow updates)
- Tropashko's Nested Intervals with Continued Fractions (that does not
size well to both fat and high trees)
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