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Same concepts for the most part. I think K is a bit easier to understand and if you're lucky enough to work with a kdb+ system, I'd focus on k & q to be honest.
by 7thaccount 7y ago
Same concepts for the most part. I think K is a bit easier to understand and if you're lucky enough to work with a kdb+ system, I'd focus on k & q to be honest.
- kinleyd 7y agoThanks. I downloaded the 64bit "on demand" version of q, kdb+ and have been toying around.