Package org.apache.derby.vti
Interface VTICosting
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ErrorMessages
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public interface VTICosting
VTICosting is the interface that the query optimizer uses to cost Table Functions. The methods on this interface provide the optimizer with the following information:
- The estimated number of rows returned by the Table Function in a single instantiation.
- The estimated cost to instantiate and iterate through the Table Function.
- Whether or not the Table Function can be instantiated multiple times within a single query execution.
The optimizer places a Table Function in the join order after making some assumptions:
- Cost - The optimizer hard-codes a guess about how expensive it is to materialize a Table Function.
- Count - The optimizer also hard-codes a guess about how many rows a Table Function returns.
- Repeatability - The optimizer assumes that the same results come back each time you invoke a Table Function.
The class which contains your Table Function can override these assumptions and improve the join order as follows:
- Implement - The class must implement VTICosting.
- Construct - The class must contain a public, no-arg constructor.
The methods in this interface take a VTIEnvironment argument. This is a state variable created by the optimizer. The methods in this interface can use this state variable to pass information to one another and learn other details of the operating environment.
- See Also:
VTIEnvironment
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static double
defaultEstimatedCost
A useful constant: The default estimated cost of instantiating and iterating throught a Table Function.static double
defaultEstimatedRowCount
A useful constant: the default estimated number of rows returned by a Table Function.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description double
getEstimatedCostPerInstantiation(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment)
Get the estimated cost for a single instantiation of a Table Function.double
getEstimatedRowCount(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment)
Get the estimated row count for a single scan of a Table Function.boolean
supportsMultipleInstantiations(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment)
Find out if the ResultSet of the Table Function can be instantiated multiple times.
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Field Detail
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defaultEstimatedRowCount
static final double defaultEstimatedRowCount
A useful constant: the default estimated number of rows returned by a Table Function.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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defaultEstimatedCost
static final double defaultEstimatedCost
A useful constant: The default estimated cost of instantiating and iterating throught a Table Function.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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getEstimatedRowCount
double getEstimatedRowCount(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment) throws java.sql.SQLException
Get the estimated row count for a single scan of a Table Function.- Parameters:
vtiEnvironment
- The state variable for optimizing the Table Function.- Returns:
- The estimated row count for a single scan of the Table Function.
- Throws:
java.sql.SQLException
- thrown if the costing fails.
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getEstimatedCostPerInstantiation
double getEstimatedCostPerInstantiation(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment) throws java.sql.SQLException
Get the estimated cost for a single instantiation of a Table Function.- Parameters:
vtiEnvironment
- The state variable for optimizing the Table Function.- Returns:
- The estimated cost for a single instantiation of the Table Function.
- Throws:
java.sql.SQLException
- thrown if the costing fails.
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supportsMultipleInstantiations
boolean supportsMultipleInstantiations(VTIEnvironment vtiEnvironment) throws java.sql.SQLException
Find out if the ResultSet of the Table Function can be instantiated multiple times.- Parameters:
vtiEnvironment
- The state variable for optimizing the Table Function.- Returns:
- True if the ResultSet can be instantiated multiple times, false if can only be instantiated once.
- Throws:
java.sql.SQLException
- thrown if the costing fails.
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