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[jira] [Created] (VXQUERY-91) Temporal functions grouped into a common library for byte based storage

Preston Carman created VXQUERY-91:
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             Summary: Temporal functions grouped into a common library for byte based storage
                 Key: VXQUERY-91
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VXQUERY-91
             Project: VXQuery
          Issue Type: Improvement
            Reporter: Preston Carman
            Assignee: Vinayak Borkar


VXQuery utilizes Algebricks and Hyracks to build a XQuery process that can run in distributed system. Reviewing the list of query languages build upon the same base, there is a common need for temporal functionality. XQuery provides a great base for other languages, like AsterixQL, in respect to temporal functionality. 

Building a common library of functionality for both XQuery and AsterixQL would allow for simplified code base. In addition to only having to implement temporal features in one place. The new library could fill in the holes in VXQuery's temporal implementation and provide missing temporal features for AsterixQL. One library would keep more complex temporal features out of the way.

Key Features for Library:
 - Written in Java 
 - Optimized to work with out objects (use byte arrays)
 - Standardized temporal API
 - Useful to other Hyracks applications 

Review of tasks:
 - Consolidate temporal code into one library
 - Update XQuery to use the library
 - Validate all XQuery temporal functions through the test harness
 - Create a patch for AsterixQL for to utilize the new library

Optional tasks:
 - Temporal Units for the library
 - Additional non-XQuery temporal features



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