Magnetic drives may be partitioned in such a way that databases only utilize the tracks on the exterior of the drive, while the tracks on the interior of the drive are left unused. This strategy is sometimes referred to as a "hot-spot" method. It will take some time before the advantages can be clearly seen.

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