Within my B+Tree I have ordered keys at the leaf levels, with data pointers to a separate data file. This question refers to the order of data within ...

I'm attempting to traverse through a B+ Tree and add the elements from the leaves into an ArrayList with the following code: What it does is it che ...

I have looked at every example of a B+tree in JavaScript on GitHub, and have tried simplifying one down to semi-readable code from this. But I still d ...

In Database System Concepts, 6th edition, chapter 11, in "Figure 11.11 Querying a B+-tree.", there is a procedure printAll(value V). It is used to pri ...

I have the question regarding my homework: 1) First of all, assuming that 4 pointers might fit in an internal node and each leaf node can store 4 key ...

Will it affect much if I add a pointer to the parent Node to get simplicity during splitting and insertion process. General Node would then look somet ...

I'm a little confused with the deletion in B+ tree. I searched a lot in Google and find that there are two implementation when the key you want to del ...

I am working on a high-performance single-thread java application. My project depends on a B+ tree. Because performance is very critical, I prefer not ...

Assume that we are implementing a B+ tree in memory, keys are at the internal nodes and key-data pairs are in the leaf nodes. If B+tree with a fan-out ...

I've been using this implementation of B Plus Tree for some time. I've noticed that the 'Recent' cache is buggy. Here's how the bug is produced: I ...

I have billions of objects that I'm trying to structure them in a B+Tree serialized to HDD. I'm using BPlusTree library for the data structure and pro ...

I can't seem to find a solid answer of what B* tree is. I am aware that a B tree stores both keys and data in its internal and leaf nodes and B+ tree ...

I have built a data structure somewhat similar to a non clustered B+ tree index(on a field say K), over a data file with file offsets as my leaf node ...

In a B+ tree, can a non leaf node exist such that it's key value is deleted? What this means is that the B+ tree has a value in its intermediate non l ...

I'm trying to implement B+ tree (in C language) with each key being some data(int/float/string) and corresponding value is a list, whose size is not f ...