… It’s unlikely for a system to support two features that duplicate each other on functionalities.
… we currently support in Table 1, where an S represents strong and a W represents weak. We …

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… A stride typically contains on the order of thousands of rows, but its exact size is chosen so
that the evaluator’s working set fits in the processor’s cache, so is dependent on the query, …

This book brings all of the elements of data mining together in a single volume, saving the
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… find it difficult to tune a database’s memory because the workload … Performance tuning is
time-consuming – Tuning a database’s … The net effect is a reduction in the product’s total cost of …

The rapidly increasing volume of information contained in relational databases places a
strain on databases, performance, and maintainability: DBAs are under greater pressure than …

… Further, our memory usage is mostly insensitive to the outer’s cardinality. Our join is also
faster in most cases than this prior work, assuming that all the joins fully run in memory. We …

… The key idea of our approach is to extend the database engine’s query optimizer in order
to both: (1) suggest good candidate objects (MQTs and indexes), and (2) evaluate the benefit …

… Finally, S. Lightstone would like to acknowledge partial support of this project through a …
Samuel Lightstone was responsible for the NN experiments and the CMAQ assessment; …

Publisher Summary DB2's Self-Managing And Resource Tuning (SMART) project is developing
a stream of autonomic technology—not just GUIs and handholding—that will actually …