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This is a valid question. In some cases it has to do with the amount of data you're working with. Most database management systems have made progress for aggreg
by treebeard901 10y ago
This is a valid question. In some cases it has to do with the amount of data you're working with. Most database management systems have made progress for aggregating large amounts of data. In many cases it is still necessary to distribute the workload, which in turn creates the need to build out the rest of the distribution system.
With that being said, and to your point, I would not be surprised if these systems were often over engineered when a sql query could get the job done.
- user5994461 10y ago> With that being said, and to your point, I would not be surprised if these systems were often over engineered when a sql query could get the job done. RedShift takes SQL queries.