A Case Study of Object-Oriented Repository using the Principles of Caching and Pre-Computation

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Abhijit Banubakde
Murtaza M. Baranwala

Abstract

We looked at the query result cache and how it may be utilized to optimize commonly used searches in this
paper. When the amount of I/O and CPU effort required to repeat the results is substantial, the cache can
provide significant performance advantages. We provide significant strategies for query optimization on
object- oriented databases utilizing the concepts of caching and no-caching in this study. Using indexing hint
for no-cache and result cache hint for cache, we created various query plans. We demonstrate how caching
is effective for query optimization in an object-oriented database system in the experimental results.

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Banubakde, A., & Baranwala, M. M. (2023). A Case Study of Object-Oriented Repository using the Principles of Caching and Pre-Computation. SAMRIDDHI : A Journal of Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 14(Spl-3), 421-427. Retrieved from https://smsjournals.com/index.php/SAMRIDDHI/article/view/3041
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