19. A method, implemented by an information handling system, comprising: receiving a structured query language (SQL) statement from a requestor; checking a syntax of the received SQL statement; validating a plurality of database objects referenced in the SQL statement; verifying an authorization of the requestor to access the plurality of database objects; comparing the received SQL statement to a plurality of predefined malformation rules, wherein at least one of the predefined malformation rules includes a syntactical pattern; determining that the received SQL statement includes a malformed expression, wherein the malformed expression is inefficiently handled by a database engine; modifying the malformed expression to an efficient SQL expression form in response to the determination, wherein the efficient SQL expression is used as the SQL statement, wherein the modifying comprises: retrieving one or more numerical methods and mathematical principles; and applying the retrieved numerical methods and mathematical principles to the malformed expression to create the efficient SQL expression form; creating a data access path to the plurality of database objects; and executing the SQL statement by the database engine that utilizes utilizing the created data access path.
19. A method, implemented by an information handling system, comprising: receiving a structured query language (SQL) statement from a requestor; checking a syntax of the received SQL statement; validating a plurality of database objects referenced in the SQL statement; verifying an authorization of the requestor to access the plurality of database objects; comparing the received SQL statement to a plurality of predefined malformation rules, wherein at least one of the predefined malformation rules includes a syntactical pattern; determining that the received SQL statement includes a malformed expression, wherein the malformed expression is inefficiently handled by a database engine; modifying the malformed expression to an efficient SQL expression form in response to the determination, wherein the efficient SQL expression is used as the SQL statement, wherein the modifying comprises: retrieving one or more numerical methods and mathematical principles; and applying the retrieved numerical methods and mathematical principles to the malformed expression to create the efficient SQL expression form; creating a data access path to the plurality of database objects; and executing the SQL statement by the database engine that utilizes utilizing the created data access path. 20. The method of claim 19 , wherein the modifying of the malformed expression further comprises: rearranging one or more terms that are arguments to a built-in SQL function.