We investigate the effect of query rewriting on joins involving set-valued attributes in object-relational database management systems. We show that by unnesting set-valued attributes (that are stored in an internal nested representation) prior to the actual set containment or intersection join we can improve the performance of query evaluation by an order of magnitude. By giving example query evaluation plans we show the increased possibilities for the query optimizer.
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