PARINDA: An Interactive Physical Designer for PostgreSQL
Source: Association for Computing Machinery
One of the most challenging tasks for the database administrator is to physically design the database to attain optimal performance for a given workload. Physical design is hard because it requires the selection of an optimal set of design features from a vast search space. There have been many commercial tools available to automatically suggest the physical design, for a given a set of queries. These tools are, however, based on greedy heuristic pruning, which reduces their usefulness. Furthermore, they are not interactive, as the APIs to simulate the indexes and tables are product specific and hidden from the database administrators.
| Format: | Size: | 301.00 | |
| Date: | Mar 2010 |
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