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- Title
An Efficient Schema Transformation Technique for Data Migration from Relational to Column-Oriented Databases.
- Authors
Zaidi, Norwini; Ishak, Iskandar; Sidi, Fatimah; Affendey, Lilly Suriani
- Abstract
Data transformation is the core process in migrating database from relational database to NoSQL database such as column-oriented database. However, there is no standard guideline for data transformation from relational database to NoSQL database. A number of schema transformation techniques have been proposed to improve data transformation process and resulted better query processing time when compared to the relational database query processing time. However, these approaches produced redundant tables in the resulted schema that in turn consume large unnecessary storage size and produce high query processing time due to the generated schema with redundant column families in the transformed column-oriented database. In this paper, an efficient data transformation technique from relational database to column-oriented database is proposed. The proposed schema transformation technique is based on the combination of denormalization approach, data access pattern and multiple-nested schema. In order to validate the proposed work, the proposed technique is implemented by transforming data from MySQL database to MongoDB database. A benchmark transformation technique is also performed in which the query processing time and the storage size are compared. Based on the experimental results, the proposed transformation technique showed significant improvement in terms query processing time and storage space usage due to the reduced number of column families in the column-oriented database.
- Subjects
DATA transformations (Statistics); NONRELATIONAL databases; INFORMATION retrieval; SEARCH algorithms; TIME
- Publication
Computer Systems Science & Engineering, 2022, Vol 43, Issue 3, p1175
- ISSN
0267-6192
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.32604/csse.2022.021969