Affiliations: [a] Université des Sciences et Technologies d’Oran Mohamed Boudiaf, USTO-MB, El M’naouer, Oran Algérie | [b] Léonard de Vinci Pôle Universitaire, Research Center, Paris La Défense, France
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Corresponding author: Hichem Chaalal, Université des Sciences et Technologies d’Oran Mohamed Boudiaf, USTO-MB, BP 1505, El M’naouer, Oran Algérie. E-mail: hichem.chaalal.contact@gmail.com.
Abstract: Classical databases represent the traditional DBMS’s and the most widely used DBMS in the world of databases and information systems; they have been regarded as the best systems for managing data. Today with the growth of data for both applications and consumers, and its openness to the public, traditional databases are not able to meet the needs of a large number of applications, including Online Analytical Processing models: OLAP data processing and Business Intelligence analysis. As a result, many dedicated DBMS have emerged like: Column Store, In Memory and NoSQL databases. They meet users’ expectations and fit well with current needs. Consequently, the scope of classical databases has become increasingly restricted to handle Online Transaction Processing OLTP models and small problems. However, those dedicated solutions hardly cope with rich features of DBMS like simplicity, flexibility or scalability. They remain limited to mainly process single database models, and users cannot deal with both OLTP and OLAP queries in a single environment. To deal with this problem, vertical fragmentation is the best way to effectively handle the OLAP model, but this technique fails to handle some analytical queries with low selectivity, presenting poor results in some cases. In this perspective, we propose a new vertical fragmentation design T-Plotter which makes it possible to deal effectively with the whole of analytical queries and improve the performance of DBMS’s to process the OLAP data models.
