Efficient use of trie data structure in databases
A database and application technology, applied in the field of high-performance query systems, can solve problems such as range query performance degradation, and achieve the effect of saving space
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[0301] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION
[0302] Fig. 1 shows an example of a trie data structure used in a database according to the prior art. It shows a trie data structure 101, where each child node (i.e., all nodes except the root node) is associated with a key part whose value is indicated by a pointer from the parent node and read from the alphabet {0...9} , that is, nodes on every level except the root node are associated with a decimal digit. A path from a root node in a trie to another node defines the key associated with that node, which is a concatenation of key parts associated with nodes on the path. Trie 101 "stores" keys with values "007" and "042" because leaf node 107 of trie 101 is associated with a key with value "007" and leaf node 108 of trie 101 is associated with a key with value "042" associated with the key.
[0303]The root node 102 at the first level 110 has one child node 104 associated with the key portion of...
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