SOUZA, M. F.; SOUZA, Márcio Farias de.
Resumo:
Given the complexity of many queries over a Data Warehouse (DW), it is necessary to
precompute and store in the DW the answer sets of some onerous operations, so called
materialized views. With this approach, one expects that queries using some of these
materialized views will have acceptable processing costs, since at least some of their
operations have already been computed. The complexity is then transferred to the view
materialization process, the subject of much research. The main objective o f several proposed
algorithms is to simultaneously materialize the views which have common dimensions (that
is, common aggregate criteria). The problem with this approach is that it often imposes a
storage order for the views to the detriment o f the processing cost of the queries using these
materialized views. In this dissertation, we present an algorithm which allows the
materialization of several views simultaneously without loosing sight of query processing
costs.