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Compiling Database Queries into machine code

S.NANDHINI
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
SRI RAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE
CHENNAI, INDAI
Nandhusara01@gmail.com

K.POONGOTHAI
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
SRI RAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE
CHENNAI, INDAI
sharmilakarthik14@gmail.com



ABSTRACT
On modern servers the working set of database management systems becomes more and more main memory resident. Slow
disk accesses are largely avoided, and thus the in-memory processing speed of databases becomes an important factor. most
attractive approach for fast query processing is just- in- time compilation of incoming queries. By producing a machine code
at runtime. we avoid the overhead of a traditional interpretation systems, and there by carefully organizing the machine code
around register usage. we minimize memory traffic during compilation and get excellent performance. our paper shows that
how queries can be brought into a form suitable for efficient translation, and how the underlying generation of the code can
be grouped together. By carefully abstracting away the necessary plumbing infrastructure we can build a query compiler that
is both maintainable and efficient. The effectiveness of the approach is demonstrated by the Hyper systems, that uses a query
compilation as its execution strategy, and that achieves excellent performance
Keywords: just-in-time compilation, minimize memory traffic, more memory space, in-memory processing speed