This report introduces the support offered by the Ophidia framework to handle data represented as bit arrays. It extends the description of MySQL plugins reported in a previous paper. Some examples of SQL query using to the proposed user defined functions for MySQL are presented and some interesting use cases related to these functions are also discussed.

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• Advanced Digital Innovation Center (ADIC)

Authors

• Sandro Fiore
• Cosimo Palazzo
• Alessandro D'Anca
• Giovanni Aloisio