At 29:57, you say that all possible Manager tuples are joined with all possible Dept tuples, this to me sounds like a Cartesian Cross product that would be indicated by a "X" in the internal node above Manager and Dept leaf nodes. So doesn't the join shown in the diagram, (maybe a Nested Loop Join) drastically reduce this number already? Just wondering if you can clarify.
@mkaul78 ok 33:51 answers my question: It says there is an exception, because of view expansion that we want the select to move up beyond the view. Ok thanks!
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where is lecture 17 to lecture 23 of Dr.S.Srinath
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tnegi42 1 year ago
At 29:57, you say that all possible Manager tuples are joined with all possible Dept tuples, this to me sounds like a Cartesian Cross product that would be indicated by a "X" in the internal node above Manager and Dept leaf nodes. So doesn't the join shown in the diagram, (maybe a Nested Loop Join) drastically reduce this number already? Just wondering if you can clarify.
mkaul78 1 year ago
Can you give me an example when "selection pushing" is not a good idea?
mkaul78 1 year ago
@mkaul78 ok 33:51 answers my question: It says there is an exception, because of view expansion that we want the select to move up beyond the view. Ok thanks!
mkaul78 1 year ago
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