CSCE 315 Project 1: DBMS

To build the project, simply run make. The compiled code will be in bin/. The project is known to work well on the TAMU Sun server.

Integration Submission (Sept 23)

Integration was already complete in the previous submission; please see the notes below for examples.

Database files will be read and written to on the path that bin/project.out is run from.

Parser Code Submission (Sept 16)

Please look at the example input and the example output. The input code was pasted directly into the terminal. The correct answer is given.

OPEN, CLOSE, and WRITE are not yet implemented.

DBMS Engine Code Submission (Sept 9)

Please look at the example output. The input is found in src/main.cpp. You can also compile the program as shown above and run bin/project.out.

We did not implement any comparison code in the select function. Our select function recieves a vector of integers that corresponds with the IDs of tuples in the relation. This vector of integers will be computed in the parser.

Relevant Resources

• Project Details
• Parser Example Inputs
• Design Document Guide

Development Log

Please see the Commit Log for the most up-to-date and detailed development log. The below log will summarize major developments.

• 2013-09-23 Travis finished file IO.
• 2013-09-16 Travis finished the parser.
• 2013-09-15 Travis, Shane, John, and Adam met to finish the parser.
• 2013-09-09 Travis prepared the project for submission.
• 2013-09-08 Travis, Shane, John, and Adam met to finish the engine.
• 2013-09-07 Travis finished up union, difference, and product.
• 2013-09-04 Travis created the Relation data structure.
• 2013-09-03 Travis started work on the parser.
• 2013-09-03 Travis finished out the tokenizer.
• 2013-09-03 Shane added notes from the discussion about the DB engine
• 2013-09-02 Travis worked on the tokenizer
• 2013-09-02 Travis, Shane, John, and Adam met to complete the [Design Document](doc/Design Document.md)