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{/,//,∗,[ ]}The XAM language XPathXML Access Modules (XAMs)a⊤bfbacbdb valf contdesomedtextfor $x in /a, $y in $x/b,$z in $x//freturn $y/text(), $zb valsometextf cont〈f/〉〈f/〉I. Manolescu (Gemo/IASI) Optimizations techniques for XML October 30, 2009 14 / 64
{/,//,∗,[ ]}The XAM language XPathXML Access Modules (XAMs)a⊤bfba valcbdd contdesomedtextfor $x in //b,$z in $x//dreturn $x/text(), $ya valsome textsome textsome textd cont〈d/〉〈d〉text〈/d〉〈d/〉I. Manolescu (Gemo/IASI) Optimizations techniques for XML October 30, 2009 15 / 64
Page 1: Optimization techniques for XML que
Page 5 and 6: Part IMaterialized views for XQuery
Page 7 and 8: Materialized views for XQuery: outl
Page 9 and 10: MotivationHistorical context1998 XM
Page 19 and 20: MotivationContributions1 Language f
Page 21 and 22: MotivationXAMs: materialized views
Page 23 and 24: {/,//,∗,[ ]}The XAM language XPat
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Page 33 and 34: The XAM languageOptionalityXML Acce
Page 35 and 36: The XAM languageSemanticsFormal XAM
Page 37 and 38: From XQuery to XAMsFrom XQuery to X
Page 39 and 40: XAM query rewritingAlgebraic rewrit
Page 41 and 42: XAM query rewritingThe nav operator
Page 43 and 44: XAM query rewritingRewriting exampl
Page 45 and 46: XAM query rewritingRewriting exampl
Page 47 and 48: XAM query rewritingRewriting algori
Page 49 and 50: XAM query rewritingArchitecture(s)S
Page 51 and 52: XML data management on DHTsI. Manol
Page 53 and 54: MotivationDistributed data manageme
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Closing8 Related works9 Context of
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Context of this workPhD students (c
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PerspectivesPerspectivesDistributed
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PerspectivesWays to goData access t
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PerspectivesThank you!I. Manolescu
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PerspectivesStructured materialized
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PerspectivesLocating data sources i
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Perspectives[ÖV99][SHA05]M. Tamer
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PerspectivesMinimal canonical rewri
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