DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS LCPO
DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS LCPO
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Author: SILBERSCHATZ
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 14, Problem 13PE

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Given scenario:

  • In the given case, there are 12 rows. Bitmap indexing is done on the salary ranges.
    • Below 50000(B1)
    • to below 60000(B2)
    • to below 70000(B3)
    • and above (B4)
  • Therefore, there will be 4 rows of each for each range. Each row has 12 columns. Bitmap will have the value 1 for a row in the relation if the salary is under that range.
  • Only third row (salary 40000 i.e., below 50000) in the relation satisfies the salary range of B1...

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b. Select query is:

  • Select * from instructor where department=finance and salary>=80000
  • Therefore, two bit maps are required for this query. One should be on department and another on salary.
  • Bitmap on department(7 departments):
Comp.100000100010
Finance 010000001000
Music001000000000
Physics000101000000
History000010010000
Biology000000000100
Elec. Eng...

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