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Object Management in Mobile Computing Environments,vity to the MHs regardless of their locations [BAI94, IB92]. Additionally, it is very well known that a wireless network bandwidth availability is very limited and hence object management in a MCE poses many challenges to the database designers. Thus, in this chapter, we address the issues of OMPs in MCEs.

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