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SYNOPSIS

ABSTRACT –Query Processing Over Incomplete Autonomous Database

Incompleteness due to missing attribute values is very common in


autonomous web databases, on which user accesses are usually supported through
mediators. Traditional query processing techniques that focus on the strict soundness of
answer tuples often ignore tuples with critical missing attributes, even if they wind up
being relevant to a user query. Ideally we would like the mediator to retrieve such
possible answers and gauge their relevance by accessing their likelihood of being
pertinent answers to the query. The autonomous nature of web databases poses several
challenges in realizing this objective. Such challenges include the restricted access
privileges imposed on the data, the limited support for query patterns, and the bounded
pool of database and network resources in the web environment. We introduce a novel
query rewriting and optimization framework QPIAD that tackles these challenges. Our
technique involves reformulating the user query based on mined correlations among the
database attributes. The reformulated queries are aimed at retrieving the relevant possible
answers in addition to the certain answers. QPIAD is able to gauge the relevance of such
queries allowing tradeoffs in reducing the costs of database query processing and answer
transmission. To support this framework, we develop methods for mining attribute
correlations (in terms of Approximate Functional Dependencies), value distributions (in
the form of Na¨ıve Bayes Classifiers), and selectivity estimates. We present empirical
studies to demonstrate that our approach is able to effectively retrieve relevant possible
answers with high precision, high recall, and manageable cost.
MODULES

Here we are use four modules as the following

• GUI CREATION AND DATABASE CONNECTIVITY ARCHITECTURE

• QUERY PROCESSING AND RESULT SET ANALYSIS

• DATABASE CORRELATION THROUGH AFDs & NAIVE BAYES


CLASSIFIERS

• SELECTIVITY ESTIMATE AND REFORMULATION OF THE QUERY

• GUI CREATION AND DATABASE CONNECTIVITY ARCHITECTURE

The frontend interface for query processing is created using java

swings. Here,we create all the components and controls like textarea, buttons, list and

combo boxes if any to facilitate easy interaction for any user.

1.3 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

PROCESSOR : Intel Pentium-IV (3.00 GHz)

MEMORY : 128 MB

HARD DISK : 40 GB

MONITOR : EGA/VGA
MOUSE : LOGITECH MOUSE

KEYBOARD : LOGITECH KEYBOARD

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:

OPERATING SYSTEM : MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000

GUI Tool : API

LANGUAGE : JAVA

EXISTING SYSTEM

In the traditional database querying,every query passed must have possible concrete

answers with a limited latency.This is the case for traditional databasesthatfunction in a

network.

When the databases are functioning independently as a autonomous database the

traditional queries have minimum application due to many challenges. so,querying is

limited to well-supported local or network databases.


PROBLEMS IN THE EXISTING SYSTEM

Due to the enormous growth and extensive deployment

of e-commerce or other web portals,there was a huge potential for independent,self

supporting autonomous web databases. so,the traditional query will not be sufficient to

get the required results or answers from this autonomous databases. The problem is still

further aggrevated since these are lot of autonomous databases with missing attributes.

This make life very difficult for database administrator and any user who query those

database.

PROPOSED SYSTEM:

In order to solve the challenges faced to query on a autonomous databases we propose a

innovative schema of query rewriting and optimization framework QPIAD.

In our system we reformulate the traditional query based on the correlation of the

database attributes.

The correlation of the autonomous are mined based on our specialized method.

The correlation is measured in terms of

• AFD

• Value distributions
• Selective Estimate.

BENEFITS OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:

CHALLENGES:

Restricted access privilieges imposed on the data. Limited support for query pattern

are eliminated by implementing our proposed QPIAD system.Since,we have a

through understanding of the database attributes correlation in form and measurable

functions etc.We reformulate our query intelligently to enable as to get the desired

acceptable query result by trading off with the querying cost and latency.

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