Refining storage strategy through index selection methods in multi-model database systems: A survey

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Authors: Filip Miháľ, Jáchym Bártík, Pavel Koupil
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Abstract

Multi-Model database systems combine the advantages of traditional and NoSQL database systems. However, the management of these systems is challenging, as users have to design an appropriate storage strategy for their data. One of the most influential factors in the storage strategy is the selection of indexes. Indexes can significantly improve query performance, but they require additional storage space and maintenance overhead. Index selection problem is well-studied in the context of single-model Database Management Systems (DBMSs), but there is a lack of research in the context of multi-model database systems.We address this problem by conducting a survey of current state-of-the-art index selection algorithms and evaluating their applicability to other DBMSs. The results reveal the strengths and weaknesses of existing algorithms and highlight the need for specialized algorithms for multi-model database systems. Moreover, we formulate open questions and suggest future research directions in this field. Our research provides a foundation for the development of efficient index selection algorithms for multi-model DBMSs.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Advanced Database Systems and Queries Data Management and Algorithms Algorithms and Data Compression

Publication details

Journal / source
Data & Knowledge Engineering
Volume
164
Pages
102582–102582
Publication date
17 February 2026
Language
EN