Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In distributed DBMSs, one major issue in developing a horizontal fragmentation technique is what criteria to use to guide the fragmentation. The authors propose to use, in addition to typical user queries, particular knowledge about the data itself. Use of this knowledge allows revision of typical user queries into more precise forms. The revised query expressions produce better estimations of user reference clusters to the database than the original query expressions. The estimated user reference clusters form a basis to partition relations horizontally. In the proposed approach, an ordinary many-sorted language is extended to represent the queries and knowledge compatibly. This knowledge is identified in terms of five axiom schemata. An inference procedure is developed to apply the knowledge to the queries deductively. >
['Dong-Guk Shin', 'Keki B. Irani']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Fragmenting relations horizontally using a knowledge-based approach
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