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COMMON SUBEXPRESSION ISOLATION IN MULTIPLE QUERY OPTIMIZATION
The simultaneous optimization of multiple queries submitted to a database system may lead to substantial savings over the current approach of optimizing each query separately. Isolating common subexpressions in multiple queries and treating their execution as a sharable resource are important pr
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