Queries navigate semistructured data via path expressions, and can be accelerated using an index. Our solution encodes paths as strings, and inserts those strings into a special index that is highly optimized for long and complex keys. We describe the Index Fabric, an indexing structure that provides the efficiency and flexibility we need. We discuss how "raw paths " are used to optimize ad hoc queries over semistructured data, and how "refined paths " optimize specific access paths. Although we can use knowledge about the queries and structure of the data to create refined paths, no such knowledge is needed for raw paths. A performance study shows that our techniques, when implemented on top of a commerc...
Optimizing XML queries is an intensively studied problem in the field of databases of late. The topi...
We demonstrate the use of localized path indexes in generating efficient execution plans for regular...
In contrast to space-partitioning index structures, data-partitioning index structures naturally ada...
Various index structures have been proposed to speed up the evaluation of XML path expressions. How...
In this paper, we ask if the traditional relational query acceleration techniques of summary tables ...
this paper we propose a novel, general index structure for semistructured databases, called template...
With the proliferation of XML data and applications on the Internet, efficient XML query processing ...
XML has emerged as a new standard for information representation and exchange on the Internet. To ef...
XML and other types of semi-structured data are typically represented by a labeled directed graph. T...
AbstractPath queries have been extensively used to query semistructured data, such as the Web and XM...
Much research has been undertaken in order to speed up the processing of semistructured data in gene...
This article investigates MySQL's index capabilities. It begins by reviewing how indexes work, as we...
With the wide adoption of XML in many applications, people begin to manage thousands of XML document...
A number of indexing techniques have been proposed in recent times for optimizing the queries on XML...
This article investigates MySQL's index capabilities. It begins by reviewing how indexes work, as we...
Optimizing XML queries is an intensively studied problem in the field of databases of late. The topi...
We demonstrate the use of localized path indexes in generating efficient execution plans for regular...
In contrast to space-partitioning index structures, data-partitioning index structures naturally ada...
Various index structures have been proposed to speed up the evaluation of XML path expressions. How...
In this paper, we ask if the traditional relational query acceleration techniques of summary tables ...
this paper we propose a novel, general index structure for semistructured databases, called template...
With the proliferation of XML data and applications on the Internet, efficient XML query processing ...
XML has emerged as a new standard for information representation and exchange on the Internet. To ef...
XML and other types of semi-structured data are typically represented by a labeled directed graph. T...
AbstractPath queries have been extensively used to query semistructured data, such as the Web and XM...
Much research has been undertaken in order to speed up the processing of semistructured data in gene...
This article investigates MySQL's index capabilities. It begins by reviewing how indexes work, as we...
With the wide adoption of XML in many applications, people begin to manage thousands of XML document...
A number of indexing techniques have been proposed in recent times for optimizing the queries on XML...
This article investigates MySQL's index capabilities. It begins by reviewing how indexes work, as we...
Optimizing XML queries is an intensively studied problem in the field of databases of late. The topi...
We demonstrate the use of localized path indexes in generating efficient execution plans for regular...
In contrast to space-partitioning index structures, data-partitioning index structures naturally ada...