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This is a compound issue to collect planned/required file format changes.
Root Pages:
Move commit counter into protected block
Page version info
root page counter (leave at 2 for now)
Index management:
Specify Index class in stored index to support different index implementations (and versions)
Support for different String-magic-number algorithms (implement via different index class?)
Support for multi-field indexes
Support for aggregate indexes across objects (path index) or classes (really?)
Index capabilities:
Use prefix sharing index as standard
Store min/max/cnt values for each subtree -> provide aggregate methods (min/max/avg/cnt/...)
Page storage:
Store page offset of objects in page and store only page-id in OID index
Page overflow: stop splitting int/long/double/...! We should only split arrays/string. This avoids allocating ByteBuffers and arrays.
Dow we really need to align multi-byte entries to their multiples? May be useful for arrays (faster access). But for primitives?
Object storage:
Store characters/string with 2 bytes per char (currently one byte ASCII). Also, make this configurable. Actually, Java 9 automatically stores Strings internally as 1-byte, unless 2-bytes are required. Can we do the same?
Allow storing enums as String i.o. 'int'
Do not store Schema-OID of target object
Fix NULL storage, see Data(De)Serializer
Replace standard collections with ZooDB collections: Avoid materializing objects when materializing a collection
Collection storage format: Allow queries (map.get(x) == y) etc on serverside without materializing the collection. Store collections such that this is possible.
This is a compound issue to collect planned/required file format changes.
Root Pages:
Index management:
Index capabilities:
Page storage:
Object storage:
Schema:
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