Optimizing query rewriting for multiple queries
Optimizing query rewriting for multiple queries
We present an scalable algorithm for answering multiple conjunctive queries using views. This is an important problem in query optimization, data integration and ontology-based data access. Since rewriting one conjunctive query using views is an NP-hard problem, we develop an approach where answering n queries takes less than n times the cost of answering one query, by compactly representing and indexing common patterns in the input queries and the views. Our initial experimental results show a promising speed up.
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Konstantinidis, George
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Ambite, Jose Luis
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2012
Konstantinidis, George
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Ambite, Jose Luis
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Konstantinidis, George and Ambite, Jose Luis
(2012)
Optimizing query rewriting for multiple queries.
IIWeb '12: Proceedings of the Ninth International Workshop on Information Integration on the Web, , Scottsdale, United States.
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We present an scalable algorithm for answering multiple conjunctive queries using views. This is an important problem in query optimization, data integration and ontology-based data access. Since rewriting one conjunctive query using views is an NP-hard problem, we develop an approach where answering n queries takes less than n times the cost of answering one query, by compactly representing and indexing common patterns in the input queries and the views. Our initial experimental results show a promising speed up.
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Published date: 2012
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IIWeb '12: Proceedings of the Ninth International Workshop on Information Integration on the Web, , Scottsdale, United States, 2012-05-20
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George Konstantinidis
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Jose Luis Ambite
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