Database Cracking

Google Tech Talks
January 11, 2007

ABSTRACT

Database indices provide a non-discriminative navigational infrastructure to localize tuples of interest. Their maintenance cost is taken during database updates. In this work, we study the complementary approach, addressing index maintenance as part of query processing using continuous physical reorganization, i.e., cracking the database into manageable pieces. The motivation is that by automatically organizing data they way users request it, we can achieve fast access and the much desired self-organized behavior. This talk is based on the paper presented at CIDR2007. Credits: Speaker:Stratos Idreos

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• google
• howto
• database
• cracking

[ChocoboRides]

This takes a tremendous about of patience to learn and TY is not the best site for this kind of information. No one ever makes these videos right. There always to blurry and you can understand wtf they are saying most of the time. If you find good videos you're lucky. It's like finding a needle in a hay stack

[unixsus]

Please can you re upload this video with "English" subtitles?

[mcd1992]

nope its sue

[asshoe555]

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[b6TJ15]

yes this is illegal but think... They are google! who has the guts to sew google (I think thats how you spell sew)

[nicklimit]

Your English accent needs improvement! half of the speech i couldn't understand man.

[nickr789]

lol yup

[TruthTaste]

This is illegal.