Abstract: Disclosed are a single-phase-to-ground protection method and system for an active power distribution network. The method includes: acquiring current and voltage data of a line in real time by means of a power distribution terminal, and calculating active power of the line; recording and storing the active power of the line to form an active power curve; performing data statistics according to the active power curve; calculating a direction compensation coefficient and a zero-sequence current compensation coefficient on the basis of statistical data; and detecting whether a single-phase-to-ground fault occurs to the line, where when the single-phase-to-ground fault occurs to the line, a transient-state zero-sequence direction and a steady-state zero-sequence direction are compensated, or a zero-sequence current is compensated, it is determined that the single-phase-to-ground fault occurs to the line when compensation results satisfy action conditions, and tripping is performed or an alarm is given.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for supporting multiple versions of a database server within a database machine comprising a separate database layer and storage layer. In an embodiment, the database layer includes compute nodes each hosting one or more instances of a database server. The storage layer includes storage nodes each hosting one or more instances of a storage server, also referred to herein as a “cell server.” In general, the database servers may receive data requests, such as SQL queries, from client applications and service the requests in coordination with the cell servers of the storage layer.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for supporting multiple versions of a database server within a database machine comprising a separate database layer and storage layer. In an embodiment, the database layer includes compute nodes each hosting one or more instances of a database server. The storage layer includes storage nodes each hosting one or more instances of a storage server, also referred to herein as a “cell server.” In general, the database servers may receive data requests, such as SQL queries, from client applications and service the requests in coordination with the cell servers of the storage layer.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for supporting multiple versions of a database server within a database machine comprising a separate database layer and storage layer. In an embodiment, the database layer includes compute nodes each hosting one or more instances of a database server. The storage layer includes storage nodes each hosting one or more instances of a storage server, also referred to herein as a “cell server.” In general, the database servers may receive data requests, such as SQL queries, from client applications and service the requests in coordination with the cell servers of the storage layer.