Abstract: the present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and computer-readable media for optimizing and implementing operator trees based on a received query. For example, systems disclosed herein may generate an operator tree based on a received query. The systems described herein may systematically analyze the impact of bitvector filters in optimizing a join order of the operator tree to generate an optimized operator tree. The systems described herein may further implement the bit-vector aware operator tree by providing the optimized operator tree to an execution engine for further processing.

Abstract: the present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and computer-readable media for optimizing and implementing operator trees based on a received query. For example, systems disclosed herein may generate an operator tree based on a received query. The systems described herein may systematically analyze the impact of bitvector filters in optimizing a join order of the operator tree to generate an optimized operator tree. The systems described herein may further implement the bit-vector aware operator tree by providing the optimized operator tree to an execution engine for further processing.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for leveraging query executions to improve index recommendations are described herein. In an example, a machine learning model is adapted to receive a first query plan and a second query plan for performing a query with a database, where the first query plan is different from the second query plan. The machine learning model may be further adapted to determine execution cost efficiency between the first query plan and the second query plan. The machine learning model is trained using relative execution cost comparisons between a set of pairs of query plans for the database. The machine learning model is further adapted to output a ranking of the first query plan and second query plan, where the first query plan and second query plan are ranked based on execution cost efficiency.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for creating a query execution plan for a query of a database includes receiving, from the database, a set of previously executed query execution plans for the query. Each previously-executed query execution plans includes subplans. Each subplan indicates a tree of physical operators. Physical operators that executed in the set of previously-executed query execution plans are determined. For each physical operator, an execution cost based is determined. Invalid physical operators from the previously-executed query execution plans that are invalid for the database are removed. Equivalent subplans from the previously-executed query execution plans are identified based on physical properties and logical expressions of the subplans. A constrained search space is created based on the equivalent subplans. A query execution plan for the query is constructed from the constrained search space based on the execution cost.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for leveraging query executions to improve index recommendations are described herein. In an example, a machine learning model is adapted to receive a first query plan and a second query plan for performing a query with a database, where the first query plan is different from the second query plan. The machine learning model may be further adapted to determine execution cost efficiency between the first query plan and the second query plan. The machine learning model is trained using relative execution cost comparisons between a set of pairs of query plans for the database. The machine learning model is further adapted to output a ranking of the first query plan and second query plan, where the first query plan and second query plan are ranked based on execution cost efficiency.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for creating a query execution plan for a query of a database includes receiving, from the database, a set of previously executed query execution plans for the query. Each previously-executed query execution plans includes subplans. Each subplan indicates a tree of physical operators. Physical operators that executed in the set of previously-executed query execution plans are determined. For each physical operator, an execution cost based is determined. Invalid physical operators from the previously-executed query execution plans that are invalid for the database are removed. Equivalent subplans from the previously-executed query execution plans are identified based on physical properties and logical expressions of the subplans. A constrained search space is created based on the equivalent subplans. A query execution plan for the query is constructed from the constrained search space based on the execution cost.