Distributed Fragmented Database Set Queries

Distributed Fragmented Database Set Queries

Clive C. Sanford (University of North Texas, USA), Robert E. Markland (University of South Carolina, USA), Patrick R. Philipoom (University of South Carolina, USA) and Kenneth Darby-Dowman (The Polytechnic of Central London, UK)
Copyright: © 1990 |Pages: 18
DOI: 10.4018/jdm.1990100103

Abstract

This study investigates the distributed multiple condition set query optimization problem for a single relational database with horizontally partitioned data. A mixed integer linear programming formulation constructs a minimum cost query graph which ships combined and/or uncombined condition sets to a subset of the network sites which contain the partitioned data. Two heuristics of different computational complexity are evaluated against a plant location lower bounding procedure. Parameters central to the design of the heuristics are the ranges of (1) the number of network nodes, (2) the arc unit transmission costs, (3) the amount of data at the network sites, and (4) the selectivity factors between the partitioned data. The results of a full factorial experiment evaluated over these range sets are presented.

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