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M =
the number of
memory buffers in
main memory that is
available to
an operator
Note:
- We do not include
the memory space used to
hold the
output of the
operator in the
calculation !!!
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B(R) =
the number of
disk blocks
accessed/used for
the relation R
Notes:
- We use B for short -
when it is clear which
relation is referred to.
- B(R) is a
good estimate for
the # disk IO operations
to scan (read) a
cluster relation R
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T(R) =
the number of
tuples
accessed/used for
the relation R
Notes:
- We use T for short -
when it is clear which
relation is referred to.
- T(R) is a
good estimate for
the # disk IO operations
to scan (read) a
uncluster relation R
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V(R, attr) =
the number of
distinct values found
in attribute "attr" in
relation R
Example:
Employee:
fname lname dno
------ -------- -----------
John Smith 5
Frankl Wong 5
Alicia Zelaya 4
Jennif Wallace 4
Ramesh Narayan 5
Joyce English 5
Ahmad Jabbar 4
James Borg 1
V(Emp, dno) = 3 (3 distinct values: 1, 4, 5)
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Note:
- V(R, attr)
=
| δ ( πattr(R)
) |
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V(R,
[a1,a2, ..,an]) =
the number of
distinct values found
in attributes
"a1,a2, .., an" in
relation R
Note:
- V(R,
[a1,a2, .., an] )
=
| δ ( π
a1,a2, .., an
(R) ) |
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