Lecture

DBMS Architecture: Query Optimization and Processing Models

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Description

This lecture covers the architecture of a DBMS, including the SQL interface, query optimization, and processing models like the iterator model and block-oriented model. It explains how the system executes query plans and the challenges of tuple-at-a-time processing.

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Computer engineering

Databases: Relational databases

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