Lecture

Materialization Problems in Database Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the challenges related to materializing query results in database systems, including naive approaches, tuple materialization issues, and block-oriented models. It also discusses the vectorization model, query execution strategies, code generation, and performance implications.

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Computer engineering

Computer programming: Compilers

Databases: Relational databases

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