1. A computer-implemented method for minimizing join operation processing time within a database system based on estimated joined table spread of the database system, the computer implemented method comprising the steps of: estimating, by one or more processors, value distribution of data in a joined table, wherein the joined table is a result of a join operation between two instances of tables of a database system and the estimated value distribution data is based on a count of a number of rows with a particular value of the two instances of the tables of the join operation and calculation of a number of rows of the joined table; determining, by the one or more processors, boundaries for partitioning at least one range of attributes of the estimated value distribution of data, wherein the boundaries for partitioning is based on a density distribution function of the joined table, and wherein the density distribution function represents a spread of data within a data column of the joined table, the joined table being a result of a join operation between two instances of tables of the database system; and determining, by the one or more processors, at least one assignment of the determined partition of the at least one range of attributes to processing units of the database system; providing, by the one or more processors, parameterized functions that represent the estimated value distribution; determining the total number of rows in the join table; determining, by the one or more processors, a set of estimates for the number of rows in the join table in a first set of consequent common attribute value ranges based on the parameterized functions; determining, by the one or more processors, a parametrized function representing the value distribution of the common attribute in the join table by solving a first equation system involving definite integrals of over the first set of consequent attribute ranges and the set of estimates for numbers of rows; and determining, by the one or more processors, a second set of consequent common attribute value ranges by solving a second equation system involving definite integrals of over the second set of consequent common attribute value ranges, each definite integral equaling the total number of rows in the join table divided by the number of processing nodes.