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jeron12-Jun-20 5:04

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Nelek1-Jun-20 18:44

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1-Jun-20 18:44

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jeron12-Jun-20 5:04

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Re: moderated spammer (Member 14850263) - Gone

jeron11-Jun-20 10:02

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1-Jun-20 10:02

Plagiarised would be article ("SQL in the Edge: Another approach using Relational Databases in the Internet of Things", Jesus Carroll)

OriginalGriff1-Jun-20 5:46

OriginalGriff

1-Jun-20 5:46

This: SQL in the Edge: Another approach using Relational Databases in the Internet of Things[^]
From this: Jesus Carroll - Professional Profile
At least partially copied: compare with this: Open Source Databases that Work Best for IoT - open source for you[^] (also published today).
Search both for "The Internet of Things creates many tedious challenges, especially in the field of database" and compare the whole paragraph - it's just too close to be anything other than copy'n'paste'n'tweak.

I'm not saying he copied it from there - I doubt it in fact - but with both showing up as "today" according to google, I'd suspect they both have a common source.

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modified 23-Jun-20 11:35am.

Re: Plagiarised would be article ("SQL in the Edge: Another approach using Relational Databases in the Internet of Things", Jesus Carroll)

Brisingr Aerowing1-Jun-20 11:53

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1-Jun-20 11:53

That source was posted in 2018. The date is in the article.

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Re: Plagiarised would be article ("SQL in the Edge: Another approach using Relational Databases in the Internet of Things", Jesus Carroll)

Jesus Carroll17-Jun-20 5:15

Jesus Carroll

17-Jun-20 5:15

Article was updated. It pased to a well-formed manner when some text of the draft was published wrongly in the HTML mode. All references, and included that one, were always explicitly referenced in the article.
And, yes, thanks to the guys from ARM to contribute of solution of several issues when debug container was deployed.

Jesus

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OriginalGriff1-Jun-20 3:57

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