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And do you have a business use case that requires that?
by StreamBright 9y ago
And do you have a business use case that requires that?
- rplnt 9y agoAnalytics, BI, ... More about rows/second it's about lowering minutes/operation.
- manigandham 9y agoSome people do... but this is about showing the potential.
- AndyNemmity 9y agoI've worked on a ton of businesses cases that require it. This is what I worked on for years. It's generally a large company, large issue sort of problem. You can throw millions in hardware/software into a problem that saves you 100's of millions.
- nikita 9y agoWe can solve it quite efficiently. You can define an index on a columnstore table and we will maintain order on a per node basis