Abstract: Techniques are provided for sharing expression evaluation across a database management system and a storage layer. In an embodiment, a computer identifies, in a query execution plan compiled for a query, a plurality of target operators that includes an expression that computes a common value. A storage layer evaluates the expression that computes the common value during a table scan of stored data indicated by the expression. For at least one target operator of the plurality of target operators, the computer modifies a row input of the at least one target operator to add a column to receive an evaluation result comprising the common value from the storage layer. The query execution plan is performed by a database management system and the storage layer.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for sharing expression evaluation across a database management system and a storage layer. In an embodiment, a computer identifies, in a query execution plan compiled for a query, a plurality of target operators that includes an expression that computes a common value. A storage layer evaluates the expression that computes the common value during a table scan of stored data indicated by the expression. For at least one target operator of the plurality of target operators, the computer modifies a row input of the at least one target operator to add a column to receive an evaluation result comprising the common value from the storage layer. The query execution plan is performed by a database management system and the storage layer.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for sharing expression evaluation across a database management system and a storage layer. According to an embodiment, a plurality of target operators are identified that include a common expression. Each respective target operator corresponds to a step that evaluates the common expression during query execution. The plurality of target operators are modified to enable sharing of an evaluation result of the common expression. The query is executed according to the target operators. During query execution, the evaluation result is shared by the target operators. In other embodiments, the evaluation of the common expression is pushed to a storage layer. During query execution, a database management system retrieves the evaluation result of the common expression from the storage layer.

Abstract: Processing resources at a storage system for a database server are utilized to perform aspects of a join operation that would conventionally be performed by the database server. When requesting a range of data units from a storage system, the database server includes join metadata describing aspects of the join operation for which the data is being requested. The join metadata may be, for instance, a bloom filter. The storage system reads the requested data from disk as normal. However, prior to sending the requested data back to the storage system, the storage system analyzes the raw data based on the join metadata, removing a certain amount of data that is guaranteed to be irrelevant to the join operation. The storage system then returns filtered data to the database server. The database system thereby avoids the unnecessary transfer of certain data between the storage system and the database server.

Abstract: Processing resources at a storage system for a database server are utilized to perform aspects of a join operation that would conventionally be performed by the database server. When requesting a range of data units from a storage system, the database server includes join metadata describing aspects of the join operation for which the data is being requested. The join metadata may be, for instance, a bloom filter. The storage system reads the requested data from disk as normal. However, prior to sending the requested data back to the storage system, the storage system analyzes the raw data based on the join metadata, removing a certain amount of data that is guaranteed to be irrelevant to the join operation. The storage system then returns filtered data to the database server. The database system thereby avoids the unnecessary transfer of certain data between the storage system and the database server.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for sharing expression evaluation across a database management system and a storage layer. According to an embodiment, a plurality of target operators are identified that include a common expression. Each respective target operator corresponds to a step that evaluates the common expression during query execution. The plurality of target operators are modified to enable sharing of an evaluation result of the common expression. The query is executed according to the target operators. During query execution, the evaluation result is shared by the target operators. In other embodiments, the evaluation of the common expression is pushed to a storage layer. During query execution, a database management system retrieves the evaluation result of the common expression from the storage layer.

Abstract: Processing resources at a storage system for a database server are utilized to perform aspects of a join operation that would conventionally be performed by the database server. When requesting a range of data units from a storage system, the database server includes join metadata describing aspects of the join operation for which the data is being requested. The join metadata may be, for instance, a bloom filter. The storage system reads the requested data from disk as normal. However, prior to sending the requested data back to the storage system, the storage system analyzes the raw data based on the join metadata, removing a certain amount of data that is guaranteed to be irrelevant to the join operation. The storage system then returns filtered data to the database server. The database system thereby avoids the unnecessary transfer of certain data between the storage system and the database server.

Abstract: Processing resources at a storage system for a database server are utilized to perform aspects of a join operation that would conventionally be performed by the database server. When requesting a range of data units from a storage system, the database server includes join metadata describing aspects of the join operation for which the data is being requested. The join metadata may be, for instance, a bloom filter. The storage system reads the requested data from disk as normal. However, prior to sending the requested data back to the storage system, the storage system analyzes the raw data based on the join metadata, removing a certain amount of data that is guaranteed to be irrelevant to the join operation. The storage system then returns filtered data to the database server. The database system thereby avoids the unnecessary transfer of certain data between the storage system and the database server.