An Analysis on Query Optimization in Distributed Database
Joshi Janki
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Joshi Janki
Abstract
The query optimizer is a significant element in today’s relational database management system. This element is responsible for translating a user-submitted query commonly written in a non-procedural language-into an efficient query evaluation program that can be executed against the database. This research paper describes architecture steps of query process and optimization time and memory usage. Key goal of this paper is to understand the basic query optimization process and its architecture.
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The query optimizer is a significant element in today’s relational database management system. This element is responsible for translating a user-submitted query commonly written in a non-procedural language-into an efficient query evaluation program that can be executed against the database. This research paper describes architecture steps of query process and optimization time and memory usage. Key goal of this paper is to understand the basic query optimization process and its architecture.
Key concepts: Query optimization, Computer science, Sargable, View, Query language, RDF query language, Query expansion, Query by Example