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A heuristic approach to cost-efficient fragmentation and allocation of complex value databases

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Ma, Hui
Schewe, Klaus Dieter
Wang, Qing

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The quality of database distribution design, which involves fragmentation and allocation, should be assessed by the performance of a system. In particular, this applies to non-relational database systems. This paper addresses fragmentation and allocation in the context of complex value databases. Fragmentation and fragment allocation are performed simultaneously. For this we present a query processing cost model to evaluate the performance of the system. The core of the paper is a heuristic approach for fragmentation and fragment allocation, which uses the cost model and is targeted at globally minimising these costs. The validity of the approach is supported by experimental results.

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Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology Series

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