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Execution of distributed database queries on a HPC system
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Önder, İbrahim Seçkin
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Increasing performance of computers and ability to connect computers with high speed communication networks make distributed databases systems an attractive research area. In this study, we evaluate communication and data processing capabilities of a HPC machine. We calculate accurate cost formulas for high volume data communication between processing nodes and experimentally measure sorting times. A left deep query plan executer has been implemented and experimentally used for executing plans generated by two different genetic algorithms for a distributed database environment using message passing paradigm to prove that a parallel system can provide scalable performance by increasing the number of nodes used for storing database relations and processing nodes. We compare the performance of plans generated by genetic algorithms with optimal plans generated by exhaustive search algorithm. Our results have verified that optimal plans are better than those of genetic algorithms, as expected.
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Computer enginnering.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/19277
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İ. S. Önder, “Execution of distributed database queries on a HPC system,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.
