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HyperQueries: Dynamic Distributed Query Processing on the Internet (2001)

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by Alfons Kemper , Christian Wiesner
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@MISC{Kemper01hyperqueries:dynamic,
    author = {Alfons Kemper and Christian Wiesner},
    title = {HyperQueries: Dynamic Distributed Query Processing on the Internet},
    year = {2001}
}

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Abstract

In this paper we propose a new framework for dynamic distributed query processing based on so-called HyperQueries which are essentially query evaluation sub-plans "sitting behind " hyperlinks. We illustrate the flexibility of this distributed query processing architecture in the context of B2B electronic market places. Architecting an electronic market place as a data warehouse by integrating all thedatafromall participating enterprises in one centralized repository incurs severe problems. Using HyperQueries, application integration is achieved via dynamic distributed query evaluation plans. The electronic market place serves as an intermediary between clients and providers executing their sub-queries referenced via hyperlinks. The hyperlinks are embedded within data objects of the intermediary 's database. Retrieving such a virtual object will automatically initiate the execution of the referenced HyperQuery in order to materialize the entire object. Thus, sensitive data remains under the full control of the data providers. 1

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dynamic distributed query processing    electronic market place    application integration    distributed query processing architecture    dynamic distributed query evaluation plan    data warehouse    so-called hyperqueries    data provider    referenced hyperquery    centralized repository incurs severe problem    b2b electronic market place    sensitive data remains    entire object    query evaluation sub-plans    new framework    full control    data object    virtual object   

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