Partition filtering using in-memory smart indexes
A storage and indexing technology, applied in database indexing, instrumentation, structured data retrieval, etc.
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[0016] Example apparatus and methods provide different schemes for filtering partitions on specific fields when the partitions are associated with a table-entity-attribute organization. Partitions can be initially stored in a table storage system. A table storage system can include one or more data warehouses. Partitions can be moved to storage that supports one or more indexes that can be used to filter partitions. The memory may eg be a shared memory or a cache. The storage may be a data warehouse located external to the table storage system.
[0017] Table storage systems can use table-entity-attribute organization to store large amounts of structured but non-relational data. Data can be stored in tables using, for example, binary large objects (BLOBs). Tables can be clusters of entities. Entities in a table may roughly correspond to database records. An attribute in an entity can roughly correspond to a field in a database record, where a field can have a name and a ...
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