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Bitmap Index Buddhika Madduma 22/03/2010 Web and Document Databases - ACS-7102

Outline Introduction Background Methodology Evaluation

Introduction What is Bitmap Index? - A bitmap index is a special kind of database index that uses bitmaps

Introduction cont.... Bitmap indexes use bit arrays (commonly called "bitmaps") and answer queries by performing bitwise logical operations on these bitmaps ORACLE, Sybase, and IBM have implemented them in their respective DBMS products.

Background Any Bitmap Index implementation should be considered following two main issues 1.Space constraint 2.Query time constraint

Background cont....

Design & Development Phase 1. Data(recodes) population on CSV file 2. Bitmap index file generation 3. Development of bitmap Index compression algorithm 4. Design of Record Retrieval mechanism based on compressed Bitmap Index

Bitmap Index Generation File Name, Attribute Name, Start Row ID, Block Size, File Name, Attribute Name, Start Row ID, Block Size, Create Code Array Create Bitmap Compress Bitmap Write to file Sequentially

Creation of Code Array 2D Array creates on memory (heap)- [x][y] - x is the Cardinality of given attribute in table - y is the Row count (block size)

Bitmap Generation

Bitmap Compression Available Compression Techniques - LZ77 general purpose text compression - RLE most common form of compression - BBC (Byte-aligned Bitmap Code) - WAH (Word-Aligned Hybrid code)

WAH compression WAH stores the compressed data in computer Words - 32bit CPU => 32 bit word 64bit CPU => 64bit word It only has two types of words - literal words - fill words

Example - WAH compression - First line is the original Bit vector - In this example, we assume 32 bit words - each literal word stores 31 bits from the bitmap - each fill word represents a multiple of 31 bits - second line shows how the bit vector is divided into 31-bit groups - third line shows the hexadecimal representation of the groups

Record Retrieval-Query Processing INPUT File Name, Attribute Names, Search Operator, INPUT File Name, Attribute Names, Search Operator, Combine Bitmaps Row ID List Print Results

Record Retrieval- Cont.... Time to read the bitmaps is known to be a linear function of the total size of the bitmaps To perform a logical operation such as OR, AND, we essentially need to match each 31-bit group from the two operands

Example – Record Retrieval C = A AND B

Experiment Setup C++ programming Language will be used to developed the proposed Algorithm Windows 32bit OS will be the Platform Experiments will be carried out and recorded the Query response time and Space overhead

Thank You.